Better for a sensitive scalp, or a mild scalp condition, However, Great for Hair Oil Massage, 3 Oct. 2014

A shampoo brush is a product that depends on someone's preferences. I bought a few different ones just to compare. This brush came quickly, was nicely packaged and clean. In this review I will be comparing the Scalpmaster Shampoo Brush with the Kent Shampoo Brush. The Kent is larger which was more awkward to hold, and it slipped out of my hand a few times, whereas the Scalpmaster fit into my hand easier. The Kent Brush has long silicone soft rubber bristles that are flexible and soft on the scalp. I preferred the Scalpmaster because I felt the plastic bristles gave me a better massage that felt great on my head. I personally prefer a harder scalp massage as opposed to the lighter massage. Neither brush got tangled up in my shoulder length hair and both brushes were easy to rinse. The Scalpmaster has a large ring on the top to slip your finger through for a good grasp, (which I also use to hang the brush up on a hook when not in use), and the Kent has a grasp knob that you slip through...

This review is from: Kent Sh1 Shampoo Brush Assorted Colors (Misc.)

Better for a sensitive scalp, or a mild scalp condition, However, Great for Hair Oil Massage, 16 Mar. 2015

A shampoo brush is a product that depends on someone's preferences. I bought a few different ones just to compare. This brush came quickly, was nicely packaged and clean. In this review I will be comparing the Scalpmaster Shampoo Brush with the Kent Shampoo Brush. The Kent is larger which was more awkward to hold, and it slipped out of my hand a few times, whereas the Scalpmaster fit into my hand easier. The Kent Brush has long silicone soft rubber bristles that are flexible and soft on the scalp. I preferred the Scalpmaster because I felt the plastic bristles gave me a better massage that felt great on my head. I personally prefer a harder scalp massage as opposed to the lighter massage. Neither brush got tangled up in my shoulder length hair and both brushes were easy to rinse. The Scalpmaster has a large ring on the top to slip your finger through for a good grasp, (which I also use to hang the brush up on a hook when not in use), and the Kent has a grasp knob that you slip through...

This review is from: Kent Shampoo and Massage Brush Various Colours x1 brush (Personal Care)

Could work better, 24 Aug. 2011

This is a good quality product, but I have a few gripes with it and was a bit disappointed overall. I bought it for combing conditioner through my hair (which is fairly short and extremely fine). The design of the handle makes it rather awkward to hold and use (although previous cheaper scalp brushes I have bought have had strap type handles which sometimes come off altogether - which is much worse than this); the 'bristles' seem to be quite rounded at the ends, so it tends to glide over my hair, rather than actually go through it, which is less than ideal (again, cheaper brushes I have used have been better at actually combing through my hair). Also, there is an air hole in the bristle surface which means it tends to fill up with water when I use it in the bath. It's quite easy to squirt most of the water out again, but I am a bit worried that with longer use, some residual water may end up going rancid (assuming such a thing is possible...).

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