Battery-Powered Silicone Scalp Massager for Hair Growth & Dandruff

Reader reviews

1. A Ayana Taylor 4/5

   Bought another — great for scalp stimulation

   This is my second one because the first lasted about a year. While that’s why I deducted a star, it was excellent while it worked — very stimulating and I haven’t found a better option. Only gripe: the top button can be accidentally tapped and restart the auto timer. Still, it gets the job done for scalp stimulation.

2. V Victoria Badaro 5/5

   Obsessed with this shampoo massage brush

   You really should try this if you want a good scalp massage. Two vibration modes make it useful for shampooing, oil treatments outside the shower, or easing a tension headache. It avoids the microtears nails can cause and is gentle when used correctly. I’ve gifted these to family and my stylist — everyone loved it. Highly recommend.

3. R rennaissanceworld 3/5

   Powerful vibration but screw-on battery cover is annoying

   It vibrates strongly, but I was disappointed by the very firm silicone fingers — only the tips are soft. I couldn’t glide it smoothly across my scalp and had to lift and reposition rather than enjoy a continuous massage. The base is flexible if pressed, but that didn’t help much. Also, the battery cover locks with a tiny screw — seems overkill for adults.

4. D Diane Simmons 5/5

   Heavenly vibration for fine, thinning hair

   My hair is very fine and thinning in spots; I love how the vibration feels on my scalp. I prefer using it dry to avoid breakage. The pulse mode is okay but I favor the steady vibration. Great value — I’d have paid for a salon massage before getting this.

5. V Vanessa Clark 1/5

   Disappointing — vibration too weak

   I was excited but this let me down. The vibration is very mild and seems concentrated in the handle rather than the head. The pulse option is barely noticeable and mostly makes clicking noises. The silicone spikes are somewhat comfortable but a bit sharp. It’s sturdy and a good size, but it just doesn’t do much for me.

6. C Coloratura Kiki 5/5

   Absolutely loving it — best scalp massager so far

   I had another brand before that died after about a week, so I ordered this as a replacement and it’s far better. It runs on a simple AA battery which I find handy, and the silicone head feels hygienic. I use it in the shower with shampoo and the silicone prongs massage my scalp much more effectively than the previous model. It also shuts off automatically, which helps because I tend to leave things running. Bonus: it’s pink and comfortable in my hand. I have normal-to-dry thick hair and it works well for my routine.

7. M Mau 1/5

   Arrived damaged — poor condition and support

   My unit arrived broken and I’ve been unable to reach the seller for a replacement or refund. Even when trying to seal the battery cover, it doesn’t screw on properly. Very disappointed with the condition and customer support.

8. J Jessica Smith 5/5

   Stiff bristles work for thick, long hair

   Someone mentioned the bristles are very stiff — they’re right, and that’s exactly what I wanted. Flexible brushes don’t cut through my thick, waist-length hair, but this one does. The tips are smooth and don’t snag, and both vibration patterns feel pleasant. I braid before washing to reduce drain clogging and this brush navigates my hair well.

9. S Steff 5/5

   A keeper — comfortable and relaxing

   I picked this after reading reviews and have used it several times on wet and dry hair. The prongs aren’t too hard and the battery power gives a good push on dry hair. It fits well in either hand and is relaxing at night. I mostly focus on my scalp with small circular motions; I haven’t seen dramatic results yet but my scalp hasn’t worsened and it feels soothing.