Silicone Scalp Brush

• Authentic scalp massage at home
• Handheld to thoroughly clean your scalp
• Lightly massages the scalp and stimulates pressure points in your head and neck

The small scalp brush is employed on either a dry or wet scalp to invigorate microcirculation. Suitable for neck and shoulder massage as well. Its pointed tips enable thorough scalp cleansing while applying pressure to acupressure points.

When used on dry hair, it is advisable to pair it with your scalp serum for enhanced efficacy.

1. 1 Silicone scalp-friendly care brush:
   Recommended for scalp cleansing, shampooing, applying scalp serum, and for pressing pressure points when you feel tired. It is convenient for cleansing and shampooing as it can easily reach the scalp even for those with long or thick hair. 
2. Easy to hold and less tiring.
   It is an excellent product with many features in a small body. It has just the right amount of hardness and is comfortable to use, and fits comfortably in your hand without slipping. The material has good drainage and is easy to maintain.
3. Stylish design that blends in with your bathroom
   The simple design has no clutter and blends naturally into your bathroom interior.

Can be used for both In bath and Out bath

• While shampooing
• While warming up in the bathtub
• For a massage after taking a bath

When to use:
In bath after thoroughly prewashing your hair and scalp in the bath, apply cleansing or shampoo and lather it thoroughly.
Move Kenzan in a zigzag motion from the center of the face line to the left and right.
Make large vertical movements upwards, starting from the top of your ears and the nape of your neck.
Out bath After taking a bath, use the brush to stimulate pressure points on each side of your head.
・Center of the hairline on the forehead → top of the head (hyakukai) → back
vertex/center of the hairline on the forehead → temple (sun) → above the ear (kakuson)
2 Stimulate the hollow part of the hairline at the back of the head (wind pond) To do.
Hold the brush in your left hand and press it against the base of your head, pointing slightly upwards. Similarly on the right side.