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WASH DAYSA lightweight oil through lengths and ends, before anything else. Scalp dry, or serum fully absorbed. Two minutes.
HIJABRUSH THE PROTOCOL
Nine steps. One order. A reliable method for covered hair and scalp care without guesswork.
The steps never all happen on the same day. On a wash day, all nine are active. On every other day, only the solid marks. The order itself never changes.
THE COMPLETE PROTOCOL
The steps never all happen on the same day. The order itself never changes.
A lightweight oil through lengths and ends, before anything else. Scalp dry, or serum fully absorbed. Two minutes.
Slow, circular, section by section: front, sides, crown, nape. Two to three minutes.
By hand with the silicone massager — Chapter One. Handed to the device — Chapter Two. The one point where the chapters diverge. Both paths, the same outcome.
Wooden paddle brush, dry hair only. Ends first, working upward. A tangle that meets water tightens.
The silicone massager works shampoo through the scalp in sections; then nourishing mask, then conditioner. Soak, section, rinse, repeat.
Microfiber towel. It lifts water out of the hair. It never rubs it out.
The Detangling Octopus Brush, and only it. Heat-protecting leave-in. Ends first, upward — never root to end.
Hair dryer, low heat. Restraint over speed.
Your own — the one piece of equipment the kit does not include.
Apply scalp serum section by section. Lightweight oil mid-length to ends. Wooden paddle brush, root to mid-length, moving your scalp’s natural oils along the hair. Then a silk scrunchie — never an elastic.
A silk pillowcase. The night does the rest.
WHY THE PROTOCOL WORKS
Every action prepares the next. Nothing is added without purpose.
The order never changes.
The method removes uncertainty.
Every tool has one role.
Clarity for covered hair. Across every chapter of life.