Scalpmaster Shampoo Brush, Purple

Arrived exactly as described. Very firm.

Love these shampoo brushes! Fits in the palm of your hand and feels nice on the scalp. Works well in thinner hair if your moving in a circular motions and for thick hair if you go in a single direction. It helps me to keep a health flake free scalp. I've had a few of the brushes break off, but I may have been getting lost in the euphoric feeling of a good head scratch and pressing too hard.

I've dealt with some sore scalp pain recently, and I'm not sure if the improvement in my scalp is definitely from this product, but I feel like it probably is. It also seems like the condition of my scalp has improved some. My only complaint is that it can make your hair tangle really easily. So my advice with that is just to lift and place it on different areas of your scalp and make little circular motions for a few seconds and repeat. If anything it just feels nice to massage your scalp. The handle is a bit awkward but its not a big deal lolUpdate: April 2022I still use this same brush and love it. It’s the only shampoo brush that keeps my scalp from getting itchy/dry. It doesn’t feel right when I shampoo without it. Use very small small back and forth directions rather than trying to scrub all over your head at once. I’m a fan!

This is better suited for short dense hair. Maybe it would be alright for someone with straight hair, but it didn't work for me.

I purchased this t replace the Denman shampoo brush that one of my kids lifted from my shower. I originally purchased Denman because of the brand, but didn't find the quality super stellar or anything to write home about, so when it went missing I came on Amazon to buy the cheapest replacement I could find.When I received it, I found that I actually liked it better than the Denman. I'm not sure what it is specifically about the brush but the Denman handle was clearly a snap-on whereas this one feels sturdier. It has a ring on the back of the brush that you can grasp while you use it to shampoo. The Denman's bristles are a rigid plastic whereas this one is plastic but it has a softer almost rubbery feel to it. It's much more pleasant to use because it feels more like a purposeful massage than the Denman does. Although the bristles have more give to them, they're still sturdy and strong.I purchased a shampoo brush because I'm a curly-haired girl with dark hair, very dry skin and corresponding scalp. My scalp is sensitive and if I use the wrong product or leave product on my scalp without rinsing it I'll end up with flaky, greasy hair. To get the best use out of this shampoo brush, you'll want to apply the shampoo or co-wash to your scalp (with water, of course) and use your fingers to work it into your scalp. Then, take your shampoo brush and make reasonably firm circular motions to scrub your scalp. So place the brush on your scalp and press down- making a small circle in place. Repeat this all over your head- moving methodically in whatever pattern works for you. Make sure you get all areas, even if they don't feel itchy, concentrating on the areas that do. I did see results the first time I used it but if you consistently use it over time the results get greater and greater. Your scalp will be cleaner and softer and your hair will itch less and have a largely decreased amount of flakes. Highly recommended for natural girls.

I wouldn’t have even given 1 star if it let me right a review with no stars- When I purchased this- so called now scalp brush- it was advertised as a scalp massager- I used it once for about 2 or three seconds- in two or three places on my scalp- it was very stiff and sharp and I did not continue- it totally ruined my hair- I had very long thick beautiful healthy hair that was all the way to my pant line- after showering I started my usual routine- hair first- immediately noticed that my hair was completely MATTED- my husband and I started to try to brush out- but it was so twisted that we could not get it out. That was the first night of this nightmare. Which happen to be on my birthday too- it has gone even wors from there- two weeks later- I’ve been in consult with 3 hair professionals and tried everything we could to save my hair- all the damage is on top where that scalp shampoo massage was used- the underneath hair is fine with only a little breakage in spots where it got caught up in the mess while in towel- i will have to cut off all the hair on top of my head- the whole crown- down to the skin as it has become tighter to the scalp after washing it . I don’t know what I will do when my hair is gone- I have had long hair my whole life. All I can think about now is to get these very tight twists out- they hurt they pull and they don’t let up- I haven’t been able sleep because I have these tight knots all over my scalp that continue to pull for two weeks now- this is not a good product- idk how anybody could use this and do not recommend at all- I might add photos- idk I’m still pretty devastated and not sure about sharing how bad this has been- but I do have them folks- and it’s shocking