Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush, Wooden Wet and Dry Hair Scalp Care Brush, Shower Brush Scalp Scrubber Exfoliator with Soft Silicone Bristles for Dandruff Removal, Hair Growth

I usually don’t write reviews but I have to tell my story I deal with Seborrheic dermatitis in my scalp it’s always flaky and dry and it’s a hassle trying to wash my hair because of the thickness I would be reluctant to wash my hair because of the amount of work I would have to do cleaning my scalp but fear no more to those who deal with same problems as I do my thickness and seborrheic is not a problem anymore my scalp is clean 100% and I am extremely grateful to have found this product the wood does turn when water touches it for to long but I didn’t expect anything different especially what it being inexpensive wood product but it gets the job done is what matters for me and not to mention the amount of dirt it washed out my scalp gets a 10/10 I literally seen the water turn brown which I have never seen before using this product my scalp feels cleaner than it ever has I will take this product to every salon I get my hair done at to use specifically for my scalp to ensure the cleanliness of my scalp no more flakes guys it really has opened the pores to my scalp and I can feel it !!!!!!!!!! HAPPY CUSTOMER!!!!!

I thought the wood would be an issue, but no. It’s well made and does well in the shower. Great on my scalp. I recommend it.

I absolutely loooooove this massager. The wood is sturdy and the spiky rubber hits the scalp just right lol

Varnish pealed off the handle & wooden area in a month. Also, water gets trapped between the bristle area and the wood. I stopped using it so I can't say if the brush area is going to remain attached to the wood.

Easy to hold, easy to use - feels great on the scalp. Highly recommend.

I'll be honest, I only bought this because it was cute and cheap and had pointier bristles I wanted to try out. I thought the wood looked nice and matched my desk decor (I was looking specifically for a dry scalp massager to leave at my desk).I have struggled for awhile to keep any sort of scalp massage routine going, but honestly this thing feel so nice it's super easy to remember!I have one that has more thick/wide bristles with flat bottoms and I find it to be very uncomfortable to use, even with the vibration, but this basic no frills scalp massager blows that one out of the water. It doesn't hurt my head, I love that I can hold it by the wider base or the knob, the silicone is soft and bendy but firm enough to get through to my scalp, it just overall was a great purchase.I bought it to see if pointy bristles would be easier on my head shape (they are) and I'm just so surprised by this little thing.The only negative about it doesn't impact me, but I can see from the reviews how it has impacted others, and that is that the waterproof lacquer is really thin and is not applied evenly. While I had debated trying this out in the shower too, I can feel rough (Not splintery, just not smoothed by lacquer) wood on some edges, so I think ultimately it would get really water damaged really quickly, and once water gets under the lacquer it would degrade quickly.Again, not an issue for me, but if I were the seller I'd drop the wet/shampoo/shower keywords from the description, as the finishing of this product doesn't make it appropriate for that use.

Maybe I’m rubbing too hard but the points have worn off after a few months of use

I bought into the hype of hair oiling & all that, but I was laughing at myself because really, how much nicer can a scalp massager feel than just scratching your head with your nails? Incredibly nice, as it turns out. The spikes are soft enough not to pull on your hair but hard enough to still work. It seems pretty well put together, nice materials. Absolutely no clue if it does everything it claims, I guess we’ll see if my hair becomes thicker or anything. But it’s still worth it regardless. Didn’t know what I was missing before!