Manta Pulse Electric Scalp Massager Brush – Exfoliating Shower Brush for Hair Growth, Shampoo Scalp Massager with Shower Holder, Grey

A friend mentioned this brush, so I did a bit of research. It's sold by hair salons so can't be bad! I decided to give it a go as my hair is thin and is looking a bit dull at the minute. The packaging is really lovely - it comes in a nice branded box and has a magnetic branded charger and a drawstring bag to store it all together. The brush is quite ergonomic, I get the name Manta as it looks like a Manta Ray but covers the palm of your hand. The colours are quite trendy, grey brush and a bit of rose gold. It has two settings - one standard and one with more pulsations. It feels a bit strange at first when you're not used to it but it's actually quite nice and relaxing. As it's a magnetic charger, you can use it in the shower which is what I do predominantly, as I use it when I shampoo my hair. Ive had it a few weeks but have noticed that my hair is shinier and seems to have more volume, I think the roots aren't so "stuck" to my scalp of that make sense. I also use it on my 5 year old as she has the longest hair ever and it's easy to detangle her hair with it. Overall quite happy with my friend's recommendation, and will certainly get one for my dad for Christmas as he's started using a hair loss shampoo, so will be quite pleased with this I think!

I saw this brush on Dragons Den, (They didn’t get a dragon, although I don’t think they need one ). One very expensive brush, BUT, it glides through hair without pulling and is a joy to use once you get used to holding it. I love the fact you can use it in the shower to massage your scalp with shampoo, then proceed to brush through with conditioner. It makes brushing my hair so easy both when dry or wet. Definitely less hair being pulled out. I quite like the massage it gives as it makes my scalp feel clean and slightly tingly. Just hope it lasts for a long time. I am very happy with it. By the way my hair is fine but long.

Relaxing vibrations, not ideal for really thick hair as stops vibrating,

A great way to brush hair whether wet or dry. The massage part is so relaxing too. Gentle but effective detangling.

It was given a glowing review in vogue as the best best thing since shampoo lol, ye I fell for it !, In truth it's a nice quality manual scalp massager , BUT it lacks any power for increased bloodflow to prevent hairloss , I got a £20 quid one on here that's black bigger not as pretty or as convenient, but it has silicone bristles and it vibrates at a massively more powerful rate and I feel the bloodflow !. Don't waste your money , if the original Manta without vibration is a good price then I would highly recommend it , but not this model I'm disappointed in myself I should have realised something so thin and flexible wouldn't be able to deliver the power I'm used to in a bulky unit

The brush is fine but is definitely not worth the price.

Used this product in the shower to wash my hair and exfoliate my scalp (4000 ppm). The brush glided through my hair whereas a hair rack would normally get caught in multiple tangles asy hair is prone to breakages and subsequent hair loss on one side of my head. Really happy with the product and if the condition of my hair improves I will be more than happy with my investment in this product. Head felt revived after exfoliation.

I was expecting a bit of a massage and some stimulation on the scalp but this didn't deliver. So gentle I could hardly feel it and I have very fine hair so easy to get to my scalp! Absolute waste of money.

Just received my Manta Pulse. I wanted to try it after hearing so much about how well it works as a brush and massager. Just as a brush, I love how easy it is to use without pulling and breaking my hair. My old brush was constantly full of hair. I even use it in the shower for treatments and getting the shampoo all the way through my hair. And the massaging feature is a huge plus and so good for the scalp!! I like the fuller speed. It’s actually quite relaxing. Will be back for more for my daughter and several of my nieces for Xmas gifts. One niece is just getting her hair back after an illness and it will be so perfect for her too!

BUYER BEWARE!!! I bought this overpriced piece of plastic for over $80 freaking dollars less than a month ago. I have used it a handful of times at my scalp spa, and absolutely loved it....while it still worked. Already the battery does not fully charge and now does not even make it through one treatment. It started shutting off on its own in the middle of using it. Then not turning on until after several presses of the button...not to mention that the suction cup that holds this cracked and no longer suctions to anything. Don't waste you money like I did.

Certainly expensive for the simplicity of this brush. The bristles are extremely soft and long. It is more difficult to use on my other daughter, who has much coarser, thicker, denser hair, because it is long and soft. The hair shampoo brush is simple to grasp and use. It can be used with shampoo both dry and wet. However, the bristles were going to be a little hard plastic-like, which does not feel soft and good.

Well, this is an interesting little gadget. The vibrations emanate from the handle and don't really travel down through the silicone prongs very well, so your hand receives more of a massage than your scalp. We've actually started using it for a different purpose: a back scratcher. My husband loves the feel of the silicone prongs on his back, and my hand benefits from the massage of the vibrations, so it is a win-win situation. The charging method is magnetic, and the emblem on the charger stays brightly lit up as long as the usb cord is plugged in, which might drive you crazy at night. In my opinion, the current list price at the time of this review (70 dollars) is a bit steep.

You should be very aware that there is no customer service with this company/person. If your massage brush stops working you are out of luck. It does feel good on the scalp until it quits working.