The scalp massager that also mists serum straight down to the roots
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- anyone already using a scalp serum or oil, or dealing with product buildup that a plain wash does not lift
- Skip if
- The mist reservoir is small, so long or thick hair needs a refill partway through an application
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This is a rechargeable scalp brush that combines two jobs: silicone bristles that massage and lift product through the hair, and a nano mist head that atomizes serum or oil so it lands on the scalp rather than coating the lengths. The mist function is what separates it from a plain vibrating shampoo brush, since most scalp treatments are hard to apply evenly with a dropper. It is waterproof, so it works in the shower on shampoo as well as dry on treatment days. Best fit: anyone already using a scalp serum or oil, or dealing with product buildup that a plain wash does not lift. It is a delivery and massage tool, not a treatment in itself.
Pros
- Nano mist head puts serum on the scalp instead of soaking the lengths
- Silicone bristles massage and lift buildup that a hand wash leaves behind
- Waterproof, so it works in the shower on shampoo as well as dry
- Rechargeable rather than running on disposable batteries
Cons
- The mist reservoir is small, so long or thick hair needs a refill partway through an application
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it in the shower?
Yes, it is waterproof and works on shampoo in the shower as well as dry on serum days.
What can I put in the mist reservoir?
Thin liquids like scalp serums, rosemary water, and light oils atomize properly. Thick oils and creams are too heavy for a nano mist head and will clog it.
Does it actually help hair grow?
The device massages and delivers whatever product you put in it. Any growth effect comes from the treatment you are using, not the brush, so treat it as an applicator rather than a treatment.
Will the silicone bristles scratch my scalp?
They are soft silicone rather than hard plastic. Most people find it comfortable, though if your scalp is already irritated you may want to use the lower speed.
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