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While most shower scalp massagers offer the same benefits, some are better for different needs. For example, if you have particularly bad dandruff, there are scalp massagers specifically designed to help minimize buildup. Alternatively, if you have a dry scalp and you'd like to be able to do regular hydrating treatments, a massager you can fill with said treatment for optimum efficacy is a great option for you. Scalp massagers are a detox shampoo’s best friend, making the experience of cleansing your strands all the more efficacious. Though aside from that impressive fact alone, Rubin notes a few more benefits of incorporating frequent massages into your routine.

Aleta Simmons, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Sheserves as the Assistant Professor and Diversity Champion of Dermatology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. There aren't any hard and fast rules,” says Stafford. “Some scalp massagers are meant to be used on dry hair, while some of the most popular devices are used in the shower – which offer a gentle alternative to scrubbing and exfoliating your scalp with your fingers and nails. My top tip is read the instructions on your scalp massager so you know how to get the best results. The one I designed should be used in the shower, though, as I like to do the massage on wet hair so that any build-up is removed by the shampoo," he adds. Do scalp massagers work to stimulate hair growth?Scalp massagers are typically handheld, brush-like devices that work to stimulate and exfoliate the scalp like my. They tend to have soft silicone or synthetic bristles that help massage the scalp and buff away dry, flaky skin, product buildup and excess oil," says award winning hairdresser Lee Stafford. “The result is an environment for a happy, healthy scalp making them a great addition to anyone's routine." How do scalp massagers work?

HeatherWoolery-Lloyd, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist based in Florida and the creator of Specific Beauty, a skincare line designed to treat hyperpigmentation. Remember: Not all scalp massagers are for shower use, so be sure to read the fine print before buying, especially if it's electric or battery-powered. This is mostly to ensure it's waterproof before putting it in the shower unless, of course, you prefer a dry scalp massager. Just remember that dry scalp massagers are typically more for relaxation and tension reduction than the actual scalp exfoliation benefits. Hair Concern To help you find the best scalp massager for your hair type and budget, I put together this beauty editor-approved guide for all things scalp massagers. Additionally, I rounded up a few standout options that have been part of my regimen and other highly-rated models worth incorporating into your routine. The Best Scalp MassagersAnd while it's such a luxury to have someone else massage your scalp, it's very easy to DIY with the right tools. There are a ton of scalp massaging tools that are portable, almost effortless to use, and complement your existing haircare routine. Most are meant to be used in the shower (try massaging when you apply shampoo or conditioner) and can be used daily when you move along the scalp carefully with gentle pressure.

According to Dr Srivastava, “Care must be taken not to over-exfoliate your scalp as it can really irritate your scalp and even cause abrasions. A medium pressure application is enough to remove scales of dandruff or excess build-up from the scalp. The exact frequency of usage depends from person to person but 3 times a week is more than enough in most instances.”Body Buzz’s antenna-style head massager is designed to relax you by gently caressing the acupuncture points on your head. It has a 7.5cm-long bronze-coloured metal handle that tapers to a point on one end and 12 little “fingers” – six long and six short – fanning out in a dome shape on the other. The fingers are made from fine metal wires that have been dipped in plastic to create little bulbs on the ends that won’t scratch your skin during use. In other words: Scalp massagers are the underrated key to your longest, healthiest head of hair yet. The Benefits Of Scalp Massages Throughout the last year or so, scalp health has made its way to the forefront of the healthy hair growth conversation, cementing the category as a total must for both beauty lovers and celebs alike. What’s more, with innovative scalp care practices that include scalp facials, scalp micro-needling for hair growth, detoxes, and targeted serums — it makes sense that potentially harmful aerosol dry shampoos would be suddenly recalled, seemingly on-cue amidst the scalp-centered buzz.