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THE INVG Resin Comb
Ritual Guide
A practitioner-led guide to scalp stimulation, tension release, and meridian activation using the INVG Resin Comb.
The INVG Resin Comb is a wide-tooth scalp tool inspired by the centuries-old Chinese practice of combing therapy, known as Shū Fǎ (梳发). One of the earliest references appears in the Jin Dynasty text On Health Preservation, which noted that brushing the hair activates blood flow and meridian circulation.
Its curved body fits naturally in the palm, while the wide-set teeth are designed to gently stimulate the scalp's acupressure points and follow the meridian pathways that run across the head. Use it on the scalp, neck, shoulders, and upper back to encourage circulation, relieve muscular tension, and restore a sense of calm.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Caring for Your Resin Comb
Use on clean, dry hair or with a light scalp oil.
The resin surface works beautifully on both dry and oiled hair. If using a scalp treatment, apply a few drops before combing for enhanced absorption.
Clean after each use.
Wipe the comb with a soft damp cloth or rinse gently under warm water. Allow to air dry completely before storing.
Store in the included pouch.
Keep your Resin Comb in its linen pouch when not in use to protect the surface and maintain its quality.
Avoid extreme heat.
Do not leave the comb in direct sunlight for prolonged periods or near sources of intense heat, as resin can soften at very high temperatures.
Wide-Set Acupressure Teeth
The five wide-set, rounded teeth are designed to follow the natural meridian pathways that run across the scalp. Each tooth applies gentle pressure to the surface of the scalp, stimulating blood flow to the hair follicles and activating the acupressure points that sit along the Du, Bladder, and Gallbladder channels.
Use the teeth to comb slowly from the hairline toward the nape of the neck, or from the centre of the scalp outward toward the temples. No force is needed. Let the weight of the tool do the work.
Curved Body & Spine
The smooth, curved back of the comb doubles as a gua sha-style tool for the neck, shoulders, and upper back. Its rounded edge allows you to apply broad, sweeping pressure across larger muscle groups, encouraging the release of muscular tension and fascial tightness.
Use the spine of the comb to glide across the upper trapezius, along the sides of the neck, or across the shoulders with steady, even pressure.
The Scalp Meridians
In TCM, the scalp is considered a mirror of the whole body. Multiple meridian channels converge at the head, making it one of the most powerful areas for stimulation. When Qi and blood flow freely through these pathways, the scalp is nourished, the mind is calm, and the body feels balanced.
Du Meridian
The Governing Vessel runs along the midline of the scalp from the forehead to the base of the skull. It governs the brain and spinal cord, and stimulating this pathway supports mental clarity, focus, and nervous system regulation.
Bladder Meridian
The Bladder channel runs in two parallel lines on either side of the Du meridian. It is the longest meridian in the body and is closely linked to the nervous system, stress response, and tension held in the neck and upper back.
Gallbladder Meridian
The Gallbladder channel zigzags across the sides of the head from the outer corner of the eye, across the temples, and behind the ears. It is strongly associated with headaches, jaw tension, decision-making, and emotional processing.
THE RITUALS
Four Ways to Use Your Resin Comb
Place the teeth of the comb at the front of your hairline, along the centre of your scalp. Using gentle, steady pressure, comb slowly from the front hairline all the way to the nape of your neck. This follows the Du meridian, the Governing Vessel, which runs along the body's midline and nourishes the brain. Repeat each stroke several times until the scalp feels warm. Then shift slightly to the left and right of centre to follow the Bladder meridian lines on either side.
3 to 5 minutes · daily or as needed
Place the comb at the top of the head and draw it downward along the sides, from the crown toward the ears. This follows the Gallbladder meridian, which zigzags across the temples and is strongly linked to headaches, jaw tension, and stress. Use slow, deliberate strokes with light pressure. Spend extra time around the temples and behind the ears where tension tends to accumulate. Breathe slowly throughout.
3 to 5 minutes · 2 to 3 times per week
Switch to using the smooth spine of the comb. Place it at the base of the skull and glide downward along the sides of the neck, following the natural line of the muscles. Then move to the upper trapezius, the thick muscle running between the neck and shoulder, and sweep across the muscle fibres with steady, even pressure. You can use either the spine or the teeth side here, depending on the depth of pressure you prefer.
2 to 3 minutes per side · as needed
This is a slower, gentler version of the full scalp ritual designed for relaxation before sleep. Begin at the front hairline and comb softly backward, covering the entire scalp with light, rhythmic strokes. Move from the centre outward to the sides, then down behind the ears and along the nape. Finish by gently pressing the teeth into the crown of the head (the area around DU 20, Bǎi Huì) and holding for a few breaths. This point is traditionally used to calm the mind and settle the spirit.
5 to 10 minutes · nightly ritual
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It's a beautifully illustrated digital guide to acupressure, written in plain English, designed to work alongside your Scarab and every other INVG tool.
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