Jupiter Scalp Exfoliator - Scalp Massager Tool for Wet & Dry Hair - Ergonomic Detangler Brush - Dandruff Comb & Scrub to Remove Dandruff & Buildup and Support Circulation - Black/White

As with other recent reviews this is not at all as advertised. Like a cheap dollar store one rather than a premium, well made product.

I very rarely write reviews on products but I feel like I must on this one. This Jupiter exfoliating brush works extremely well for me. It really gets down to your scalp and messages it. I have thick, straight hair and it reaches my scalp. The reason I use it is I suffer from dry scalp and it helps a lot to alleviate the itch. I may try the Jupiter dandruff shampoo some time. I just have slight dandruff. One thing that makes it so good is that the stiff nylon brushes are two different lengths dispersed throughout the brush, longer to reach the scalp and shorter for the hair. I purchased this brush because it was endorsed by Vogue and they were not kidding. It expensive for a shampoo brush, but I think it’s worth it. I also find the manual shampoo brushes more effective than the battery operated ones. The bristles on the brush are very important and the battery operated brushes usually don’t have excellent bristles like this brush. And you can control how hard you brush manually.

I have fine thin hair oily for reference. The scalp scrubber is easy to hold on to and looks nice. The fingers are sturdy enough that they don't bend but soft enough that they're not digging into the scalp. Obviously the pressure is dependent on how hard you press but a lot of pressure still isn't harsh. My scalp feels very clean afterward when I use it while washing my hair and it helps keep my hair cleaner longer. Using it dry gives some lift and just feels good. Having fine hair it does not tangle my hair.

The Jupiter Exfoliator Brush is a nice addition to my shower routine. The bristles are firm but not too harsh, and it does a good job of removing buildup and massaging the scalp. I’ve used it both wet and dry, and it works well either way. That said, I do wish the grip was a little better. The handle is fine, but it could feel a bit more secure in hand, especially when wet. Also, while it does help with circulation and scalp stimulation, I wouldn’t say it’s a miracle worker for hair growth; just a good scalp-cleaning tool. Overall, if you’re looking for a decent exfoliating brush to pair with your shampoo, this does the job.

I’ve been using the Jupiter Exfoliator Brush for a little while now, and it’s made a noticeable difference in how clean and refreshed my scalp feels. It’s become a regular part of my wash routine. The brush is made of soft, flexible plastic bristles, not silicone, which I was a little unsure about at first—but they’re surprisingly comfortable and effective. The bristles are slightly varied in length, which helps spread the pressure evenly across your scalp. They’re not super long, so if you have really thick hair, it might not reach all the way down, but for most hair types, it gets the job done. I really like the way it feels—like a gentle massage that doesn’t scratch or tug. It helps loosen buildup, especially when used with shampoo, and I’ve noticed less flaking since I started using it. The handle is easy to grip, even with wet hands, and it rinses clean without any hassle. If you’re looking to level up your scalp care, this is a simple but solid tool that actually delivers. I’d definitely recommend it for most hair types, especially if you deal with dryness or buildup.