[Does cutting your hair often make it grow faster?]
The short answer is no.
Hair growth occurs at the follicular level deep within the scalp, meaning trimming the dead ends of your hair has absolutely no bearing on the biological activity at the root. However, regular trims are vital for maintaining the illusion of thickness. By removing split ends, you prevent structural breakage from traveling up the hair shaft, helping you retain natural hair regrowth and length.
[Is it true you should brush your hair with 100 strokes a day?]
The old advice of brushing your hair for 100 strokes a day to promote shine can actually do significantly more harm than good. While gentle brushing helps distribute natural oils and lightly stimulates scalp microcirculation, excessive mechanical friction vigorously depletes the cuticle layer. Over-brushing compromises the hair’s structural integrity, ultimately leading to increased snapping, thinning, and superficial damage. Instead of aggressive brushing, a much safer ritual for awakening the scalp is massaging Re-Gen+ Hair Booster directly into the skin to encourage microcirculation without cuticle damage.