instead of brushing normally, straight down.. you go the other way. brush up, toward your skull as opposed to down. it's like "teasing" your hair. It is a styling technique where you take a small section of hair, most commonly at the crown of the head, hold the hair straight up, then use a brush or a comb to push the hair towards the scalp, using several pushing motions until most of the hair (not all) is now at the base of the scalp. You would then gently smooth the remainder of the hair over the top of the "back brushed' -- or "ratted", or "teased" -- hair, creating height.
teasing
No.
To Brush Hair?-_-'
As far as I am aware, yes it grows back.
If Your Bald, Brushing The Hair You Have Left Is Proven To Keep It There And Grow Some Back!
No it harms it. Too much brushing can be bad but brushing your hair normally will not harm it. It removes dirt from your hair and it detangles it. It is good for you.
Backcombing and back brushing are both used for the same reason, to create volume. Backcombing is used to create volume at the roots whereas back brushing creates volume from ends to roots. Both are harsh on the hairs structure so it is important that it is done lightly to avoid hair breakage.
Brushing your hair involves both pushing and pulling motions. When you bring the brush down through your hair, you're pulling tangles out. As you reach the end of the strand, you're pushing the hair back up to the top to create smoothness and shine.
It's a hair style that is formed from back brushing ones hair and then using lots of hair spray to make it very poofy. Back brushing is where you brush in the opposite direction that you normally would. Back brushing causes the poofing(also frizz+breakage so it's not a great idea..) and then the hairspray sticks the poof in place.
keep brushing ur hair with a light brush just wash it and keep brushing your hair
combing back combing brushing washing stroking like and many more
i dont think so, because i know that everytime you brush your hair you are actually treating your hair, but brushing your hair too much may cause hair loss.