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Electric Scalp Massager
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gorgeoushair
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I have one but always forget to use it. I have used it about 3-4 times but don't know how I like it.
Have you see the cheap ones on ebay? I think someone here bought one.
Have you see the cheap ones on ebay? I think someone here bought one.
snoop
Well-Known Member
I haven't checked eBay. Thanks for the tip.
Coilystep
@imperial_acquisitions
I have the scalp invigorator
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00N...1500026562&sr=sr-1&keywords=scalp+invigorator
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00N...1500026562&sr=sr-1&keywords=scalp+invigorator
ElevatedEnergy
Rooted Yet Flowing
I have one by Vanity Planet.
I haven't had it long and I've only used it 3 times so these are my initial thoughts and not from experienced long time use.
The Good:
*Reasonable price. I paid around $20 using a discount code that I found floating around YouTube.
*It does what it says it will. The first time I used it, I sprayed my scalp with fresh aloe gel. Later that day, the scalp massager arrived in the mail so of course I wanted to test it out right away. I noticed that after using it, my scalp had tiny flakes all over it. My theory is that the aloe gel kinda loosened up buildup/dead skin cells then the brush exfoliated and brought it all to the surface.
*It is thick hair friendly. The teeth are long and able to really get down to the roots with hardly any effort from the user.
The bad:
*The vibration is very intense and there is no way for the user to control the level of intensity. There is only an on and off button. It's so intense that it made my teeth chatter. You know almost like what happens when you get very cold. I guess if you like that kinda thing, it wouldn't be an issue. I find that the high vibration works well on my lower back pain when I used it there. LOL
The Ugly:
It leaves my scalp a tad sore in certain spots. I am not too proud to say that this could simply be a user error and just me trying to get over the learning curve to using it. I've had 2 scalp massagers prior to this one that had short teeth and little to no vibration, so they required a bit more elbow grease to work. I need to adjust my thinking to using a lighter, softer touch for this one.
Do I prefer it to just my fingers?
Using my fingers is not relaxing or that stimulating to my scalp. Now it's totally different if I can get DH to do it. His hands are bigger and he can really get up in there and I can fully relax. When he's finished, I can feel my scalp pulsate for a few minutes from the stimulation. But to ask him to rub anywhere on my body is asking for trouble,
so I have to be strategic about it. LOL
I haven't had it long and I've only used it 3 times so these are my initial thoughts and not from experienced long time use.
The Good:
*Reasonable price. I paid around $20 using a discount code that I found floating around YouTube.
*It does what it says it will. The first time I used it, I sprayed my scalp with fresh aloe gel. Later that day, the scalp massager arrived in the mail so of course I wanted to test it out right away. I noticed that after using it, my scalp had tiny flakes all over it. My theory is that the aloe gel kinda loosened up buildup/dead skin cells then the brush exfoliated and brought it all to the surface.
*It is thick hair friendly. The teeth are long and able to really get down to the roots with hardly any effort from the user.
The bad:
*The vibration is very intense and there is no way for the user to control the level of intensity. There is only an on and off button. It's so intense that it made my teeth chatter. You know almost like what happens when you get very cold. I guess if you like that kinda thing, it wouldn't be an issue. I find that the high vibration works well on my lower back pain when I used it there. LOL
The Ugly:
It leaves my scalp a tad sore in certain spots. I am not too proud to say that this could simply be a user error and just me trying to get over the learning curve to using it. I've had 2 scalp massagers prior to this one that had short teeth and little to no vibration, so they required a bit more elbow grease to work. I need to adjust my thinking to using a lighter, softer touch for this one.
Do I prefer it to just my fingers?
Using my fingers is not relaxing or that stimulating to my scalp. Now it's totally different if I can get DH to do it. His hands are bigger and he can really get up in there and I can fully relax. When he's finished, I can feel my scalp pulsate for a few minutes from the stimulation. But to ask him to rub anywhere on my body is asking for trouble,
so I have to be strategic about it. LOL
snoop
Well-Known Member
Do I prefer it to just my fingers?
Using my fingers is not relaxing or that stimulating to my scalp. Now it's totally different if I can get DH to do it. His hands are bigger and he can really get up in there and I can fully relax. When he's finished, I can feel my scalp pulsate for a few minutes from the stimulation. But to ask him to rub anywhere on my body is asking for trouble,
@lulu97 You're jokes!
uofmpanther
4ab, lopo, fine, low-med density
I have a vitagoods one I have yet to use because I have yet to figure out how to get the batteries into it.
halee_J
Don't worry be happy
Ive been eyeing these for a vout a year but I havent taken the plunge because:
1. I had a "ting ting" that was magical and so simple to use
2. I cannot believe how expensive these things have gotten. Supply and demand I guess. A few years ago these were like 10 bucks, even less on e bay. I probably sound like an old lady but my gosh, knowing how much cheaper they used to be I dunno if I could buy one now for 20 bucks...
Edited cause im not giving away free clicks...
1. I had a "ting ting" that was magical and so simple to use
2. I cannot believe how expensive these things have gotten. Supply and demand I guess. A few years ago these were like 10 bucks, even less on e bay. I probably sound like an old lady but my gosh, knowing how much cheaper they used to be I dunno if I could buy one now for 20 bucks...
Edited cause im not giving away free clicks...
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YvetteWithJoy
On break
You're not alone!
That's the reason I'm holding out: The price. I guess right now I'd pay $14 dollars for one of the more popular ones.
I ended up purchasing a $3 - $4 one on Ebay from China with free shipping that took forever to arrive. It just arrived a few days ago. It's very, very gentle, to the point where I don't know if it's doing much. For now I will use it when I'm sitting rocking Little Man to sleep and see if I think it's doing anything. Someday I'll purchase one of the more popular ones so that I can compare.
halee_J
Don't worry be happy
You're not alone!
That's the reason I'm holding out: The price. I guess right now I'd pay $14 dollars for one of the more popular ones.
I ended up purchasing a $3 - $4 one on Ebay from China with free shipping that took forever to arrive. It just arrived a few days ago. It's very, very gentle, to the point where I don't know if it's doing much. For now I will use it when I'm sitting rocking Little Man to sleep and see if I think it's doing anything. Someday I'll purchase one of the more popular ones so that I can compare.
Girl last night I just sat in a chair held my head over and gave myself a nice massage with some rosemary oil. It took some effort from my fingers but after 10 mins, I could feel my pulse in my scalp. ( Not trobbing but i def felt the blood flowing) and the rosemary had me tingling.
Im going to try to commit to this at least 1x a week. I should honestly do it everyday but I will start small.
guyaneseyankee
Well-Known Member
I have the Vitagoods. I use it every other day, just because I'm obsessed with growing my hair out. Does it work?, I don't know. but it does feel nice while laying around. Not sure if it's getting through my thick fro though.
I can't recommend, only if to satisfy the PJ in oneself.
I can't recommend, only if to satisfy the PJ in oneself.
blue_flower
Well-Known Member
I wish I had seen this one before I got the Vitagoods massager, that one has sharp plastic teeth that I guess are for loosening dead skin but it's a little uncomfortable. Maybe I'll just go ahead and get the MLMS Scalp invigorator anyway.
