Are there any real benefits from this or is it purely a 'feel good' therapy, (which actually is a good enough reason in itself!)
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Indian head massage
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What is an Indian head massage, Violet?
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I've learned a bit more just pulling this up
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champissage
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champissage
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I didn't realize it was a holistic practice as such! That's really neat actually.
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Yup I know someone who does it I could have one, but i'm worried about the damage it may do to my hair
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Sounds like it would be very relaxing....even if it didn't do anything else.
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Definately
it's funny how sensitive the head /scalp can be, I find having my hair brushed very soothing and relaxing, an excellent way to de srtress (if you can find someone willing to do it,) it doesn't work brushing your own hair.
it's funny how sensitive the head /scalp can be, I find having my hair brushed very soothing and relaxing, an excellent way to de srtress (if you can find someone willing to do it,) it doesn't work brushing your own hair.Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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