As a scalp cleansing tool during shampooing
Thoroughly wet your hair and scalp with lukewarm water, then lather up your shampoo before using the brush. Slip the brush onto both hands and massage it across your entire scalp — this helps you reach areas that are hard to access with fingertips alone. It's especially handy when you have nail art and don't want to scratch your scalp with your nails.
Move in straight lines, not circles
Avoid circular motions, as they can tangle your hair. Instead, glide the brush up and down or side to side across your scalp. The four-tier bristles follow the contours of your scalp to thoroughly lift away buildup and dead skin cells. Don't press too hard — let the springy silicone cushion do the work and apply gentle, even pressure.
Rinse and hang dry after each use
After use, rinse between the bristles under running water to remove any leftover shampoo. Thread a cord through the handle hole and hang it up to let water drain fully and keep things hygienic. Store in a well-ventilated spot to prevent mold and extend the life of your brush.
Pair with foaming shampoo or scalp scrubs
Using the brush with a rich, foamy shampoo helps it glide smoothly and reach every corner of your scalp. When using a scalp scrub, massage with the brush instead of your fingers for more even exfoliation.
Silicone care and when to replace
The adhesive-free design means no glue or bonding agents — just safe, simple assembly. When the bristles start to wear down or lose their bounce, cleansing power drops, so consider replacing the brush. Avoid using on broken or irritated skin, and keep out of reach of children.