Scalp Brush
The massage is the part that works, and fingers rush it. Soft silicone bristles reach the skin through hair, so a minute actually feels like a minute.
Buy it once. It outlasts everything else in the range.
Do I need it?
If you have short or fine hair and your fingers already reach the scalp easily, no. Where it earns its place is thick, long, curly or coily hair, where fingertips mostly move hair around rather than touching skin. It also helps if you catch yourself rushing the minute, which most people do.
How to use it
Wet hair, run the bar over your scalp, then work the brush in small circles across the whole head for a full minute. Light pressure — you're moving skin, not scrubbing it. Rinse the brush under the tap afterwards and stand it up to dry.
What it's made of
Food-grade silicone over an ABS core, moulded in one piece so there are no seams for water and product to collect in. Latex-free. It floats, which matters more than you'd think in a shower.
Shipping and returns
Shipping: All orders ship within 24–48 hours. Delivery: 6–10 business days.
60-Day Returns: Not satisfied? Email within 60 days of delivery for a full refund, no questions asked. Keep the bar — nothing to send back.
Why it exists
The minute is the product. This just makes you do it.
We ask for sixty seconds of massage with every wash, and it's the step people skip. Not deliberately — fingertips through wet hair feel like they're doing something long before they reach skin, so ten seconds feels like a minute.
How to use it
Small circles. Light pressure.
You're moving the skin over the skull, not scrubbing hair. If it hurts, you're pressing far too hard.
Bar first, brush second
Run the bar over your scalp in sections, then pick up the brush. It spreads what's already there rather than replacing it.
A full minute, whole head
Small circles, front to back, including behind the ears and along the hairline where buildup gathers most.
Rinse and stand it up
Ten seconds under the tap, then upright on the dock. Left face-down in a puddle it'll go slimy within weeks.
Questions
About this one.
Can I put it on a subscription?
No, and you shouldn't want to — it lasts years. It comes free with a Scalp Bar subscription, and after that you never need another one.
Will it damage my hair?
Not if you use it as described. Silicone bristles on a wet, product-covered scalp glide rather than pull. What damages hair is dragging a hard brush through dry tangles, which is a different tool doing a different job.
Can I use it on dry hair?
Yes, and it's the best way to work the Overnight Oil in. Don't use it dry without product though — that's friction with nothing to cushion it.
How do I keep it clean?
Rinse after each use and stand it up to dry. Once a month, a minute in warm soapy water. It's dishwasher safe on the top rack if you'd rather.
How long does it last?
Years. There's nothing to wear out and nothing to replace, which is why we sell it once and don't push you to buy another.