hair and reflexology

[.:Jes:.]

Hi everyone need some advise please. Does anyone know what reflexes you would work to stop a client's hair going grey and restoring it to her natural color. She is 33 years old and has been going grey for the last 12 years and would really like some help stopping it getting greyer. Has anyone heard of reflexology helping?

 

[lnexuuaeifaigcemt]

Not sure there are any therapies that can change genetics - two of my cousins went white during their 20's - their skin tone changed too, and they actually looked wonderful.

 

[Dj Zeaklous]

It's not something I've ever heard of, it's part of life.. and probably even harder to reverse.. I would probably work with affirmations to accept her hair rather than look at it as a curse.. maybe work on her confidence..

 

[Dffdf]

Blimey,,,can't say that I think it would work. Infact I'll stick my neck out and say that it definitely won't work, but if you do find how to do this I'll eat my words gladly and be your first client .

I agree with Gussie, it may work on a different level and help her except her grey hair and be more confident about it.

 

[tqesnuvtivniukesw]

Yes, I know the answer to this question! There is an old reflexologist called Mildred Carter in the US. I think she learnt this from Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Riley's books or teaching. The reflexes to the hair and scalp are the fingernails, so to stop receding, colour change, dandruff, oiliness etc you buff the nails of each hand one against the other for 5 minutes daily. I taught this to my reflexology students for research purposes but most of them forgot to do the buffing after about a fortnight. The nails take 6 months to renew, and hair grows about an inch a month, so it is important to keep at it! Good luck!