Scalp Massage Brush

Your scalp is skin too

It just rarely gets the same attention as your face. Shampoo residue, sebum, and dead skin cells build up around the roots, and your fingers alone don’t always reach them.

The massage brush has soft, flexible silicone bristles that gently exfoliate and loosen buildup. The massage feels good too — a little break in the shower that stimulates circulation in the scalp.

How to use it

Use it in the shower with your shampoo. Massage your scalp in small, circular motions from the forehead toward the back of your head, then rinse thoroughly. You can also use it on dry hair for a quick massage.

The silicone dries quickly and can be rinsed clean under the tap.

Who is it best for?

• Anyone who wants a more thorough hair wash without scratching with their nails
• Scalps that get oily quickly or where shampoo residue tends to build up
• All hair types, short and long

If your scalp is irritated, red, or flaky, use the brush gently and stop if it stings.