Dastmalchi Scalp Massaging Shampoo Brush, White

I have long hair for a guy and it's a little uncomfortable to use this. My hair gets hung up in the spikes too easily, and the spikes are very rigid and a little unforgiving. I think the purpose of why it was made like this is self-defeating because they seemed to have designed it to penetrate hair with a lot of volume. However, people with this type of hair might find this uncomfortable as well because it would be tugged so often. I imagine if my hair was shorter, the effects of this product might be more pleasant, so take this review with a grain. The vibrating motion works well, and it seems to be of decent quality. Again, I can't really recommend this to anyone but it might be nice to have if you have average-length hair or shorter.

I think I expected a lot from this product. It's vibration is stronger when you use it on dry or after oiling your hair than in wet hair. It probably does the cleaning job, but does not relax you when you use it while shampooing your hair.

I've used it to massage in a treatment shampoo and then again to massage in a conditioning treatment. Feels good, easy to use and will be using everytime I wash my hair. I think it helps remove scalp buildup and aids the shampoo and other hair treatments penetrate the scalp more. The week I used it, I found the treatment shampoo worked best at keeping itchy/flaking scalp at bay. Could be coincidence. Will have to update in the future.

Ergonomically well designed for my purposes: scalp massage. I liked my first one so much I ordered a second and make a "symmetrical" approach that really stimulates the scalp. I have used it/them every morning for a month, and--so far--they are showing no signs of wear, except the occasional need for new batteries. I rarely write reviews, so the fact that I've done this one says a lot about my attitude toward this product.

I don't see the point to this. I got it because I thought it would be a great way to exfoliate the scalp with it's vibrating action, but the vibration is barely there at all. In fact I would say that my regular $1.00 scalp massager does just as good a job if not better and is much easier to handle as well. I guess I could try one of those expensive $100+ electric scalp massagers, but I don't see the point of spending the money on that. I've thrown this in the trash and continue to use my $1.00 plastic massager.

I only used it a few times, but then you t just stopped working. I put in new batteries and everything. I really liked it but it should be designed to be more long lasting.

I love this thing! I don't like "scrubbing my scalp" because i'm so tenderheaded but my genetics have given me dandruff so i need to scub. This handy little tool has been great, I thought it would get tangled in my natural 4b locks but nope!

You know how a dog's leg swats the air when you're giving it a good rub down or scratch. Well, this scalp massager gives one a similar feeling. It has a really strong stimulation which aids in hair growth and it's rather soothing for an itchy scalp.