Customer Reviews

Shampoo Scalp Massage Brush- 1 Brush

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Goody used to make a product like this. I lost my last one and emailed to see if they still made it and to find out where to obtain one. They do still make them but are only sold in a few places. They passed the info on and sent a free one along. The product number is 01629. The item shown is nice, a bit stiffer than the goody product ( I tried both), but shipping is very high. The goody distributor will send as many as you want for ten bucks. I believe the per item cost is one seventy nine.

First please note that I'm a male customer. The perfect shampoo massage brush for guys is probably different than that for ladies because ladies typically have longer hair. I used to have a similar massage brush like the Diane brush in Hong Kong but couldn't find one here, so just bought the only available massage brush in CVS which has larger and softer spikes. The CVS one didn't work for me at all but worked ok for my wife because it was far too soft for the stimulating massage that I need. I needed a semi-hard brush to really give my scalp a good satisfying scratch and also to thoroughly clean it after putting on the shampoo. Fortunately I saw the Diane brush on Amazon and decided to get both it and the "Lusan Shampoo Groomer Brush * Sport Brush * Hair Stimulator Brush" (also sold by CacheBeauty) to try. The Lusan brush ended up too hard and harsh for my scalp (and probably rightly advertised as a hair growth stimulator), but the Diane one fits the bill perfectly. I wish the spikes were not as closely spaced in the Diane brush so that hair doesn't get trapped in them but that's probably just too much to ask for. Also, the ordering system doesn't seem to give the option for choosing a color if you buy just one Diane brush, although that's also not a major complaint. In summary, the Diane brush does the job perfectly well and I'd recommend it to any other guys who are looking for a brush that is not too hard and not too soft.

The brush is almost impossible to find in the marketplace so I was delighted to find this. However, paying almost $9.00 in shipping and handling for 3 such small and lightweight items seemed like gouging to me. I will not buy from Cache Beauty Supply again.

If you want to save your fingernails but still get a great scalp massage when you shampoo your hair, this will be the best .99 cent item you'll ever buy! You'll wonder how you ever lived without it before!

Wonderful little items to use. Makes you feel as though you are getting your hair cleaner without using tons of extra shampoo.

The challenge in finding the right shampoo scalp massage brush is to find bristles that are stiff enough to deal with thick wet hair, yet soft enough to gently massage the scalp. Sounds pretty simple, but I have experimented with many different brands, and this one is just right for me. So much so that I bought 6 just to make sure I had one for home, one for my travel kit, 1 for the weekend home and a couple spares.

I love the scalp brush(es) - I got 5 of them. The colors are vibrant, the bristles are "wake me up" sharp (with short hair), the handle is just in the right place for easy use on the scalp and bearded face. The brushes were very inexpensive (and lightweight), but cost almost twice their price to ship...go figure.

My Niece has her nails manicured. I suggested she try these to keep her nails from having to do the scrubbing. Now she won't wash her hair without using one of these. These are great gadgets - they feel great on your scalp. I even keep a separate one to use on the dogs.

As advertised..does the job. Don't have to push hard. Can get tangled in medium or longer length hair. But for the purpose, it works well. Also great on those nasty calloused heals...in a warm shower..

I have looked for these things everywhere. I used to buy them from my barber but he quit carrying them. An excellent value.