Combs are very common daily necessities in our lives, especially those used by women. But female friends generally only use combs to comb their hair, and they don't comb it anywhere else. I don't know that combing other parts of the body with a comb can also achieve good health care effects.

First of all, if we comb the breasts with a comb, it will have a good effect on our health, so as to keep the breasts fit and accelerate the blood circulation in some areas. If you have a baby, it can also promote milk secretion and enhance the excretion of your breast.

Then it is also skillful to comb the breasts. First, choose a mild wooden comb, then hold the breast in one hand and the comb in the other, and comb it slowly from top to bottom for about ten minutes every day.

The second place where we often comb our hair is our hair. In fact, combing hair can not only achieve the effect of softening hair, but also make our whole body's blood work well and help our body resist external pathogens.

There are many meridians in our head. Massage these meridians by combing our hair can not only speed up the blood circulation in the head area, but also make our hair roots stronger, and at the same time have the effects of refreshing our minds and keeping our ears sharp. As for the specific method of combing hair, it is also very important. Starting from the middle of the forehead, comb the hair on the neck, top of the head and both ears with relatively uniform strength. At a relatively stable speed, it can basically be combed about 100 times.

In addition, when we take a bath, we can also choose to comb our skin with a softer comb. In fact, the word wipe may be more accurate here. Doing so can make us remove the skin surface and aging tissue cells, and also make the excretion of sebaceous glands and sweat glands smoother. Of course, combs also have a common function, and the same is true here, that is, they can speed up blood circulation.

When combing the skin, try to comb it after taking a bath for two minutes. We should try to choose the long handle of soft hair, starting from the limbs, not too close to the heart and not too hard. Comb it once every morning and evening until the skin gets warm.