Hair Scalp Brush Dandruff Cleaning Brush Shower Scalp Shampoo Brush Scalp Massager Pack of 4 (Black and red)

Perfect for my 3b curly hair. I started to have itchy scalp and I felt like my scalp wasn't being cleaned deeply but when I shampooed and used my hands in a vigorous way I created big knots on my curly hair so I was frustated. Enter this hair brush as a lifesaver now in just 1 week i felt the difference and a healthy scalp again no more itch or knots on my hair (^-^)/ I looked for different shower hair brushes I even had one with batteries but it was a struggle since I had to constantly change them and the vibration mode make me feel as if I wasn't cleaning my scalp it actually hurt my scalp also it came with little silicone bristles that just made difficult to move on my scalp it stopped working fast since the water damaged it so this one was perfect with no more annoying batteries (nor headaches) and no more annoying silicone bristles This brush is small (travel friendly) it comes with a finger holder on the middle that allows you to have more comfortable grip and it is made of hard plastic but that's what makes you feel that is working so just be careful and don't be harsh with your scalp. Since I have curly hair I use it with small moves like side to side or small zig zag I can't use it on a circular movement or I'll create knots but my husband has short straight hair and he can use it in all movement even circles! It comes in a package of 2 which allows you to share it with a loved one or use it in separate bathrooms

I bought these to test out on my thinning hair. I must say, after using these for about a month, my hair has never felt thicker, fuller, and overall healthier. I do not notice any hair regrowth nor did I expect that. The brush is good quality and has held up thus far. I would recommend and buy again.

Works well. The finger ring had to be sliced in two for it to fit my finger.

I have two different types of manual scalp massagers — this one and another that’s silicone (I’ll put the name here later). While the silicone on is gentler and helps with massaging in shampoo, this one’s harder teeth relieves more of the itchiness. I’ve been struggling to find a decent shampoo or treatment to help, but in the mean time, this is great. On those really annoyingly itchy days, I’l can sometimes overdo it and my scalp feels sensitive. It never cuts the skin or makes me bleed, though I’m sure overdoing it can’t be totally great on the skin. So if you do try, be careful not to push or scrape too hard. Highly recommend if you deal with dandruff and / or an itchy scalp. Even if you don’t, it’s still a nice little scalp massage in the shower. My doesn’t deal with either and he likes these too.

This is an updated review after over a year of use. I originally rated the product 5 stars and would now give it 4.7 stars. For years, I've used a scalp brush in the shower (along with Paul Mitchell tea tree products and essential oils) to clean and massage the scalp, leaving it feeling fresh and tingly while helping keep mild eczema in check. I used to just pick up a cheap scalp brush from the drugstore bin when the old one got too stiff. In early 2021, I decided to try these and was amazed at the difference. The design is truly superior, as the bristles have just the right balance of stiffness and flexibility for a gentle yet invigorating scalp massage. And because they're cut in a slight curve (the middle bristles shortest and the outer ones longest), they all engage and evenly distribute pressure anywhere on the head effortlessly, without having to angle the brush. Heavenly! Other differences: These brushes are round and cover a larger area at once than the cheap oval brushes I used before. Also, those had a shaped stem/handle on top to hold between your fingers, whereas these instead have a finger loop. I'd guess the loop roughly equals a U.S. ring size 8, but even though it's not snug on me (ring size 6), it works great, plus it conveniently enables the brush to hang on a shower caddy. Never did I imagine that a scalp brush could exemplify purpose-driven, user-centric design. So, I was a little bummed to find that after just over a year of use, two outer bristles broke off the brush I use at home (and thus by far most often) during two consecutive uses (one each time). Apparently, the plastic has become less flexible, so I expect that the outer bristles will continue to fall off. Viewed another way, of course, the brushes have lasted over a year and are still available at a decent price if replacement is necessary.

I use these all the time, but I will say that they are extremely hard plastic. Not very flexible at all. They scrub the scalp well, but the finger handles are not very user friendly at all. My hand slides right out quite often, so they are hard to hang on to.

I use mousse and hair spray on my hair and wash it every night. Scrubbing with this gets my scalp really clean (and feels good). If I don't use it, I tend to get clogged pores which develop into sores...using this solves the problem. I had one that my mother used for years, she passed 20 years ago and was still using it... But teeth were falling out of it and I was lucky enough to find this product online. It's very similar and works just as good. My old one had a knob to hold while using, these have a sort of butterfly which doesn't quite fit my fingers and is a bit sharp. Otherwise, I love it.

I needed something to help stimulate my scalp while shampooing. I have a scrubber with silicone ends, but it was too soft to really massage my scalp. These are like the ones from 30 years ago. Stronger bristles that you can feel on your scalp. It doesn't scratch your scalp, but its not a nice, easy glide either. I wanted to make sure I was cleaning my scalp as well as I could and these do the job! I like that there are 4 in the pack, so I can have one in the downstairs shower, and one in the upstairs tub.

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