ETVOS Relaxing Massage Brush Hard, Charcoal Grey

Name: ETVOS Relaxing Massage Brush Hard, Charcoal Grey
Brand: ETVOS
SKU: 296877
Price: 33.00 USD
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Description

Massage brushes that can comfortably stimulate the scalp can be used for a wide range of purposes, from refreshing your eyes and head when you have overworked them to deep cleansing during shampooing. The perfect hardness of the protrusions provides thorough scalp care. POINT 01: A brush that can be used easily both in and out of the bath, and can be used in the bathroom as a shampoo brush to make scalp massage a habit. Daily tedious shampooing turns into blissful massage time. Of course, it can also be used in out-of-bath situations, so you can massage your scalp while watching TV, reading a magazine, or other "while doing other things". POINT 02: Perfect hardness of protrusions for thorough scalp care The 27 dense protrusions, designed to be of a comfortable hardness that does not damage the delicate scalp, comfortably stimulate the entire scalp. Experience the comfort of caring for the entire scalp with exquisite stimulation that cannot be achieved with your fingers. POINT 03: Easy to grip and easy to care for. Carefully designed The shape and size were selected with a focus on a shape and size that is easy to grip in a woman's hand. We also pursued a grip that would not slip even if your hands were covered in shampoo. The silicone brush is easy to clean, just rinse with water and dry.

Ingredients

Silicone rubber

How To Use

As a shampoo brush, after lathering your hair well, lightly place the brush against your scalp and wash using small, gentle movements without applying pressure. As a massage brush, secure the brush to the area of your scalp where you feel stiffness, and apply pressure while moving the brush in small, circular movements to loosen the stiffness. When doing this, be careful not to let the tips of the prongs slip across your scalp. As an acupressure brush, secure the brush to your scalp and press the brush against it so that it applies pressure vertically. It is also recommended to lightly tap the brush to stimulate acupressure points. <Brush care instructions> - After use, rinse the product with water, drain well, and store. <Precautions for use> - The condition of your scalp will vary depending on your physical condition. Use while monitoring the condition of your scalp. Do not use if you have any abnormalities on your scalp such as cuts, swelling, or eczema.

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It's soft and doesn't hurt, so it feels good

I used uka's Kenzan and Mapepe, but I felt like the tips got rounded quickly. Maybe I'm just using a strong hand, though. This one also had good reviews, so I bought it to try it out. It's a little smaller and has more protrusions, so it can reach behind the ears and other places properly. The protrusions are flexible, so it doesn't hurt at all. No irritation. I wish it was more irritating. It seems very gentle on the scalp. I have so much hair that scalp brushes have a hard time reaching my scalp, but this one reaches it fairly quickly. I think the flexible brush helps to part the hair. Because it's flexible, I feel like the tip will hold up well. (I've only been using it for two months, so I don't know for sure.) I think I'll buy it again if I don't find something better.

It's soft and doesn't hurt, so it feels good

I bought this to use in the bath, hoping it would thoroughly remove dirt from my scalp, but massaging my scalp while shampooing was a challenge because wet hair gets in the way... so I mainly use it in the bath or outside the bath, and it feels so good and relaxing! It's quick and easy to use, yet leaves a wonderfully refreshing feeling, which has really improved my quality of life. I've recommended it to others, but when I recommended it to my mother, she said it was painful, so if you're sensitive to irritation, it's probably best to avoid it. If you're interested, I highly recommend giving it a try.

There was a soft one and a hard one, but the hard one suited me and when I used it in the bath, my scalp felt really refreshed. I have a ReFa in-bath brush, but it seems to remove dirt from my scalp that it can't reach. I'm glad I bought it.

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