Bamboo Scalp Massager
Bamboo Scalp Massager
The Bamboo Scalp Massager promotes healthy curls by clearing product build-up and boosting circulation to your scalp.
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Bamboo Scalp Massager
How to use
How to use
1. Wet your hair thoroughly and apply shampoo to your scalp, apply our Curl Shampoo if you have it.
2. Press the tips gently to your scalp and move in slow, small circles, from hairline to nape.
3. Let the tips do the work. No scrubbing pressure needed.
4. Rinse well, then carry on: apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends, as usual.
What it's made of
What it's made of
Solid bamboo handle · soft silicone tips · available in pink and black
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Typical shipping 5-8 days within United Kingdom.
A proper head massage, every single wash day
It's the same head massage you get at the salon basin (the bit of the appointment everyone secretly goes for). Now it's in your shower.
Now it's in your shower. One extra minute on wash day, easily the best one.
Cleans what fingers can't
Touching your scalp is easy; deep cleaning it isn't. Gel, cream, dry shampoo and your scalp's own oils cake on at the roots between washes, and soft fingertips and a rinse won't lift them.
The silicone tips do what fingertips can't: target and lift that caked-on build-up while your shampoo's in, so it rinses away.
Your wash day, from the roots up
It slots in as step one of the routine: Curl Shampoo at your scalp, massager in slow circles, rinse. That's the clean slate. Everything after works better on freshly cleared roots:
Curl Conditioner mid-lengths to ends, Curl Cream, Styling Gel, and the Define Brush to bring the curl clumps together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it work with my curls?
Will it work with my curls?
Any pattern, waves to coils. Styling tools have to suit your curl type. This one works under your hair, at the scalp: the one place every curl pattern has in common.
Do I use it with shampoo, or can I use it dry?
Do I use it with shampoo, or can I use it dry?
It's built for wash day, with shampoo. If you just want the head-massage feeling between washes, gentle dry use at the scalp is fine. It's a massager, not a brush, so it isn't moving through your lengths.
Isn't silicone bad for curls?
Isn't silicone bad for curls?
Different silicone entirely. The silicones we keep out of the Curl Shampoo and Conditioner are liquid ingredients that coat your hair and build up wash after wash. These tips are solid silicone rubber, the same sort of material as a kitchen spatula: soft, flexible and inert. Nothing rubs off onto your hair or scalp. The tool touches your hair; it doesn't put anything in it.
Will it tangle in my hair?
Will it tangle in my hair?
It shouldn't. The tips are rounded and flexible, and you're making small circles at the scalp rather than dragging anything through your curls. If you meet a knot, lift out and move over; don't pull.
Can my daughter use it?
Can my daughter use it?
Yes. The tips are soft, flexible and rounded. For younger kids, a grown-up doing the massaging usually works best. (And is usually requested.)
How do I look after it?
How do I look after it?
Rinse the tips, shake it off, let it air-dry tips-up out of the shower spray. Bamboo prefers not to sit in water.