“I bought it for my cats. Only one of the four actually enjoys it. I think it is mostly because of the loud noise it makes that my other cats don't like”
“This scalp massager doesn't have as much pressure or power as I was hoping. It really doesn't feel like much on your scalp at all. The tiny soft silicone feet that do the massaging don't get down through your hair very well to get to the scalp either, so I definitely wouldn't recommend for thick or textured hair because it just can't get through it. If you press a little to try and get more pressure to actually feel like any kind of massage, the massagers don't work as well - it slows down. Honestly, I threw this in the trash because it was pointless and I am really surprised to see so many good reviews.”
“Massage heads are detachable. Silicone nodes are soft and do not tangle hair. It's saying that scalp massage help with hair growth. Keep using it every days, wish it works. And it brings comfort and relaxation on my scalp. What not satisfied with is that the charging takes around 3 hrs. But the battery last long.”
“Mine did not arrive sealed with seran wrapping. Which I wasn't thrilled about since I have no idea if this was used prior or prior return ? Anyhoo, It's really interesting as It oscillates and moves on it's on if that makes any sense. So it doesn't just stay out in one central location when I'm holding it towards my scalp- it's neat, but I feel if your hair is anything, but straight it doesn't kinda pull tug the hair, but not painful.This does require a special charger that is included. So don't lose/misplace it's. I try to tag my chargers quickly as it's easy to forget what goes to what.I guess my final thoughts is I think this one is overpriced based on everything you get. I tried another and it was way better packaged and actually had a base to help charge it. This one lacks some extras, but I do notice this one does have different modes.”
