If you've noticed your hair thinning, grabbing a shampoo brush may be a good idea to help grow your strands. When your follicles are clogged from dry shampoo, conditioners, and other products, it inhibits the growth of a healthy mane. By using your spiky brush, you can quickly remove this debris to encourage strong hair growth. Dr. Dominic Burg, chief scientist hair biologist tells the Sunday Edit, "Shampoo brushes can be a great inclusion to your scalp health routine as they can help you thoroughly cleanse the scalp, remove excess cell debris as well as residual dry shampoo, and other follicle-clogging substances."

While you may have learned that brushing your hair while it's wet is always a non-starter, using a shampoo brush makes an important exception to the rule. Shampoo brushes are supposed to help with wet hair, meaning that they're designed to glide through your strands without pulling or causing damage.

The outlet suggests starting by adding shampoo to your wet hair, then using your brush to massage in small circular motions all over your scalp. Finish with conditioner and notice how different your strands feel in a few weeks. But, remember that this technique is considered a deep cleanse, so you can do it about once a week to help stimulate your hair growth and clear out your scalp.