Scalp Exfoliator - Scalp Massager Tool for Wet & Dry Hair - Ergonomic Detangler Brush - Dandruff Comb & Scrub to Remove Dandruff & Buildup and Support Circulation - Black/White

I’ve been using the Jupiter Exfoliator Brush for a little while now, and it’s made a noticeable difference in how clean and refreshed my scalp feels. It’s become a regular part of my wash routine. The brush is made of soft, flexible plastic bristles, not silicone, which I was a little unsure about at first—but they’re surprisingly comfortable and effective. The bristles are slightly varied in length, which helps spread the pressure evenly across your scalp. They’re not super long, so if you have really thick hair, it might not reach all the way down, but for most hair types, it gets the job done. I really like the way it feels—like a gentle massage that doesn’t scratch or tug. It helps loosen buildup, especially when used with shampoo, and I’ve noticed less flaking since I started using it. The handle is easy to grip, even with wet hands, and it rinses clean without any hassle. If you’re looking to level up your scalp care, this is a simple but solid tool that actually delivers. I’d definitely recommend it for most hair types, especially if you deal with dryness or buildup.

Before getting this scalp scrubber I used another one with thicker and fewer plastic spikes. It worked okay but this one is definitely better. I can tell because of the smaller spikes (and more of them) it scrubs a lot more than my other one. Using it is pretty simple. Just lather your head with some shampoo and if you have long hair like I do rub it in small circles around your head. Your hair won’t get all knotted up if you do it in small circles. I saw some reviewers complaining about the plastic spikes becoming bent after a couple uses. You shouldn’t be pressing down so hard on it that they become bent. Maybe you’re thinking doing that is gonna give your head a good scrub, but it also might cause damage to your scalp and hair. I don’t press down on it at all really, just put it on my head and rub it in tiny circles all around. Only thing Im not really a fan of is the metal/bead loop they put on it to hang it up. Wish they used a normal string on it. But otherwise I’m really glad I purchased this to replace my other scalp scrubber to use in the shower and I totally recommend it.

This is excellent! For the first time in decades I went almost a week without an itchy scalp. No matter how I scraped my scalp in the past with a comb, rinsed it with vinegar and washed it clean, my itching would only go down from a 10 to a 2. From here the itching would again rebound and increase to a 10 over the course of a week.

I didn't like this scalp massager at first. It's not curved, so I have to rock my hand to fully cover each area. The massage points are also different lengths and very rigid, so only the longest ones come into contact with my scalp unless I press super hard, which I don't want to do. That said, it's my favorite massager at this point because it does actually exfoliate and stimulate blood flow without tangling my hair. If it works, it works.

This brush has the ideal stiffness to really scrape away dead scalp skin while not hurting at all. It feels really good. Look no further if scrubbing your scalp clean is what you're after.

I very rarely write reviews on products but I feel like I must on this one. This Jupiter exfoliating brush works extremely well for me. It really gets down to your scalp and messages it. I have thick, straight hair and it reaches my scalp. The reason I use it is I suffer from dry scalp and it helps a lot to alleviate the itch. I may try the Jupiter dandruff shampoo some time. I just have slight dandruff. One thing that makes it so good is that the stiff nylon brushes are two different lengths dispersed throughout the brush, longer to reach the scalp and shorter for the hair. I purchased this brush because it was endorsed by Vogue and they were not kidding. It expensive for a shampoo brush, but I think it’s worth it. I also find the manual shampoo brushes more effective than the battery operated ones. The bristles on the brush are very important and the battery operated brushes usually don’t have excellent bristles like this brush. And you can control how hard you brush manually.

This is very well made. i’ve tried different ones that don’t reach down and scrub the scalp. This is very much worth it. I highly recommend this particular one here you will not regret it.

These aren’t quite as good as fingernails for scratching one’s head or removing dandruff, but fingernails may be too harsh on the scalp any way. The bristles hold up well. I’ve had mine for almost a year, and it looks like it’s brand new. I only use it on dry hair to remove dandruff, which I have a lot of. (I worry that using it in water will lead to mildew build up, and I certainly wouldn’t recommend leaving it in the shower to stay constantly wet.) If you have long hair like I do, I recommend flipping your head over to get to the back of your scalp easier. If you use this to remove dandruff, be sure to do it immediately before washing your hair. Otherwise, you’ll be walking around with very oily hair. This does remove some hair, but the hair is easy to take off of the brush. However, I still am unsure of the proper way to fully clean or sterilize the brush.

This brush with its thinner bristles is very effective at stimulating the scalp and exfoliating. With the use of so many hair products that we use it is a wise decision to exfoliate dead skin cells and product build up. It works well and my scalp feels invigorated and cleaner after a wash. Since the bristles are thinner and condensed it is harder to pull through the hair so I find using small circular or back and forth motions works well. Clogged follicles = eventual hair loss so this gadget is a good thing to use.

It sends tingles down my back. It is like the feeling of getting that head massage after a hair wash, I love it. I have only used it on my hair dry. I have very thick hair so it should be great for everyone.

It works wonders on your scalp. Love it

A little more brittle than the silicone one I'm used to. But definitely the BEST feeling. Stimulates a lot more because of the amount of bristles. LOVE IT. I hope ⬇️ this was helpful.