Silicone Scalp Massage Brush
Description
Silicone bristles instead of fingernails.
The simple, manual version of a scalp massager. No charging, no motor — just soft bristles that get shampoo down to the scalp and exfoliate gently while you wash.
Why silicone
- Kinder than nails. Scratching with fingernails is what leaves a scalp sore and irritated. Silicone spreads the pressure.
- Lifts build-up. Dry shampoo, product residue and flakes come away far more easily than with fingers alone.
- Nothing to go musty. Silicone does not hold water the way a bristle brush does. Rinse and it is clean.
- Fits one hand. Ergonomic body with a loop so it does not shoot across the shower.
How to use
- Wet hair and apply shampoo as usual.
- Work in small circles across the scalp — hairline, crown, sides, nape. Light pressure; the bristles do the work.
- One to two minutes is plenty.
- Rinse the brush and leave it to dry.
It also works on dry hair as a scalp massage, and on conditioner if you want to spread it evenly through the lengths.
Questions people ask
How is this different from the electric one?
This is the manual version — cheaper, nothing to charge, and you control the pressure. The electric massager does the movement for you and has more of a proper massage feel. Plenty of people keep this one in the shower and the electric one by the sofa.
Will it damage colour-treated hair?
No. It works on the scalp rather than the lengths, and silicone does not snag the way a bristle brush can.
Can I use it every wash?
Yes. It is gentle enough for daily use — that is rather the point of it.
Care
Reusable tools — rollers, gua sha stones, cleansing brushes and the pore vacuum. Rinse with warm water and a little mild soap after each use, dry with a clean towel, and store somewhere dry. Nothing here goes in the dishwasher, and anything with a motor or a battery should never be submerged.
Single-use items — blemish patches and cotton eye pads. Keep the pack sealed, cool and dry, and use a fresh one each time. They are not designed to be washed and reused.
Derma roller heads — disinfect in surgical spirit for five to ten minutes before and after every use, let them air dry, and replace the head after roughly ten uses. Blunt needles tear the skin rather than pierce it.
Delivery & returns
UK delivery. Standard is £4.99 and arrives in 3 to 5 working days — and it is free on orders over £25. Express is £6.99. The exact cost is confirmed at checkout once you enter your address.
Returns. Unopened, unused items can come back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund to your original payment method. UK customers also have a separate legal right to cancel within 14 days. Anything faulty or damaged we replace or refund at our own cost — just email us with photos. Full terms are on our Refund policy page.