FREATECH Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush with Soft & Flexible Silicone Bristles for Hair Care and Head Relaxation, Ergonomic Scalp Scrubber/Exfoliator for Dandruff Removal and Hair Growth, Pink

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Desentie’s Scalp Massager Exfoliating Brush has an easy-to-grip handle, soft silicone bristles that won’t get tangled in your hair, and can be used on any hair type without causing breakage. It’s also cute and pink, which counts too. While quite a few scalp massagers on the market encourage use in the shower, stimulating massages can be done on both wet and dry hair. Designed specifically for thinning and color-treated hair, ColorProof Scalp Cleansing Brush gently whisks away dead skin, sebum, and product buildup. Its bristles are super flexible, making it foolproof and extra easy to use. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Throughout the last year or so, scalp health has made its way to the forefront of the healthy hair growth conversation, cementing the category as a total must for both beauty lovers and celebs alike. What’s more, with innovative scalp care practices that include scalp facials, scalp micro-needling for hair growth, detoxes, and targeted serums — it makes sense that potentially harmful aerosol dry shampoos would be suddenly recalled, seemingly on-cue amidst the scalp-centered buzz.

Scalp massagers are a detox shampoo’s best friend, making the experience of cleansing your strands all the more efficacious. Though aside from that impressive fact alone, Rubin notes a few more benefits of incorporating frequent massages into your routine. Moreover, scalp massagers are known to provide deep (yet gentle) exfoliation for the scalp, removing product buildup, dead skin cells, and the like for a squeaky-clean environment which allows for optimal hair growth. And especially when paired with shampoo that targets your unique issues — be it dandruff, dryness, or otherwise — consistent use has been linked with hair loss prevention. How To Use A Scalp MassagerIn other words: Scalp massagers are the underrated key to your longest, healthiest head of hair yet. The Benefits Of Scalp Massages Whether you’re experiencing hair loss or not, it can never hurt to consult a professional before trying a new tool just to be safe and ensure it won’t harm you in any way. That being said, if you get the go-ahead from your physician, these massagers can be a fun and easy way to deep-clean your scalp and increase circulation for potentially improved hair growth. If you want a scalp massager but don’t know where to start looking, below, we’ve got a few for you to consider. Another one that’s ultra-easy to grip, Deinppa’s Hair Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush has food-grade silicone bristles that are long and ideal for targeting hard-to-reach spots. You can even use it on your pet, should your fur friend need some scalp exfoliating too.