Hair Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush MAXSOFT Scalp Care Brush

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Use your thumbs and the tips of your fingers to make gentle circles behind your ears, moving gradually down toward your neck. A head massage feels good because there are many nerve endings in the scalp," says Francesca Fusco, MD, of Wexler Dermatology. The brush is marketed for use in the shower, but she found it feels just as nice when used on a dry scalp.

It comes with two separate brush heads, one with long silicone bristles and the other with shorter, more dull bristles. If you love the idea of a fine-toothed scalp massager, the black-and-white Jupiter Scalp Brush is a great pick. To give yourself a scalp massage, start by running your hands through your hair while applying downward pressure with your fingers. Ahead, everything you need to know about scalp massagers—including, yes, if they can really stimulate hair growth.You can repeat this on a daily basis or do it occasionally to add variation to your massage routine. Suffice to say, if you don't have a scalp massager in your hair-care routine yet, there's no time like the present to add one in for deep cleaning. Our top overall pick is the Leonor Greyl Massaging Scalp Brush since it's easy to grip, has comfortable bristles, and works to eliminate buildup on the scalp.

Complete with four massage heads, 21 individual massage nodes, four-speed settings, and two kneading options, this chargeable scalp brush is designed to imitate human fingers, giving you a relaxing massage. Some of my favorite brands like Rizos Curlsand Brush With The Best have added scalp massagers to their product lineup, making me curious if it's worth adding one to my routine.But as the base is slightly domed, the brush didn’t follow the curves of the head as well as some of the other brushes, despite the fact that it had shorter bristles in the middle. In an effort to be even more effective, the bristles are dispersed in three different lengths to intensify the massaging capabilities of the brush (in the most comfortable and soothing way possible).

Scalp massages are a quick, easy, and cheap way to ease tension in your head, unwind after a long day, or even relieve headaches. Briogeo is a brand inspired by New York, and it’s aim is to simplify every part of your hair care routine, and this scalp massager is no exception. Personally, I think twice a month is a good place to start because overusing can make your scalp a little tender.

But scalp massagers are more than just practical tools – some believe they’re the answer to a great head of hair. Green suggests soft, silicone bristles for a gentle massage but says that those who want to target product buildup might look for firmer plastic bristles.