Manta Pulse Electric Scalp Massager Brush – Exfoliating Shower Brush for Hair Growth, Shampoo Scalp Massager with Shower Holder, Blue

A friend mentioned this brush, so I did a bit of research. It's sold by hair salons so can't be bad! I decided to give it a go as my hair is thin and is looking a bit dull at the minute.The packaging is really lovely - it comes in a nice branded box and has a magnetic branded charger and a drawstring bag to store it all together.The brush is quite ergonomic, I get the name Manta as it looks like a Manta Ray but covers the palm of your hand.The colours are quite trendy, grey brush and a bit of rose gold.It has two settings - one standard and one with more pulsations. It feels a bit strange at first when you're not used to it but it's actually quite nice and relaxing. As it's a magnetic charger, you can use it in the shower which is what I do predominantly, as I use it when I shampoo my hair. Ive had it a few weeks but have noticed that my hair is shinier and seems to have more volume, I think the roots aren't so "stuck" to my scalp of that make sense. I also use it on my 5 year old as she has the longest hair ever and it's easy to detangle her hair with it.Overall quite happy with my friend's recommendation, and will certainly get one for my dad for Christmas as he's started using a hair loss shampoo, so will be quite pleased with this I think!

I was worried this was just a marketing ploy, however I can vouch this is amazing! I suffer from very thin hair which is not good for a woman's confidence plus after going through early menopause my hair is not what it once was. On impulse I purchased Manta Pulse (one last try & all that) and I love it. Apart from the amazing head massage it gives, my hair feels softer with more body. I can't say my hair is thicker, but it gives the appearance that it is. One other plus is that my husband who suffers from psoriasis on his scalp uses it and he states that he is hardly scratching!

I was initially pleased with the product. I brought it on a recommendation. However after not much use, it does still vibrate but cuts out and stops when you start using it to brush your hair. I have now thrown the packaging so not able to send it back. When it worked, it was good.

This brush comes with usage instructions printed on the box and a care leaflet inside. The brush is malleable and designed to fit into the palm of your hand and moved across your scalp for a variety of uses:* Brushing dry hair* Exfoliating scalp whilst using shampoo* To effectively apply conditioner* Whilst blow dryingYou can use it manually, when switched off or out of charge or there are two levels of vibration that provide gentle massage whilst also exfoliating your scalp. It is a really good pampering experience however you use it and it even got through my knotty, dry and tangled mess of hair without catching at all, so it is very gentle even against the odds. I felt very relaxed after using this on the higher setting even for just a couple of minutes and my hair looked so much better as well. My only problem using it for shampoo and conditioner is the lack of any shelving or ledges in my shower cubicle, which makes it more awkward, albeit it is worth the hassle for the impact of properly applying shampoo and conditioner using this - clearly I have been doing this poorly for years.Although this is a rechargeable brush that makes your scalp feel really good after use and I do really like it, it does seem to have a relatively high rrp that is a little optimistic in my view. It is definitely worth considering if it comes up in a deal though and my scalp has never felt so good, nor my hair felt so soft.

I was expecting a bit of a massage and some stimulation on the scalp but this didn't deliver. So gentle I could hardly feel it and I have very fine hair so easy to get to my scalp! Absolute waste of money.

I purchased the manta pulse because I always have issues with my hair getting tangled easily. It's been so much easier brushing my hair out with the manta pulse. You can also use it in she shower which is great for massaging your conditioner in to make your hair even softer. Absolutely love the massage function too. Would highly reccomend for anybody - short or long hair!

Really good on wet and dry hair. I bought it to make shampooing more effective, but am surprised at how well it detangles my dry hair too.I like that it is easy to hold and has a choice of settings. Although I wish it was slightly cheaper, I am still very happy with the quality of it and am sure it will last

It was given a glowing review in vogue as the best best thing since shampoo lol, ye I fell for it !, In truth it's a nice quality manual scalp massager , BUT it lacks any power for increased bloodflow to prevent hairloss , I got a £20 quid one on here that's black bigger not as pretty or as convenient, but it has silicone bristles and it vibrates at a massively more powerful rate and I feel the bloodflow !. Don't waste your money , if the original Manta without vibration is a good price then I would highly recommend it , but not this model I'm disappointed in myself I should have realised something so thin and flexible wouldn't be able to deliver the power I'm used to in a bulky unit

Two thousand to four thousand electrical pulses per minute; so relaxing it would put to sleep if someone did it for you, but if you do it yourself as I do, you have to stay awake and really enjoy the comforting effects of this massager. I use it dry but it can be used in the shower because it is waterproof. Works on the thickest hair, to gently free knots and minimize breakage as you shampoo hair while brushing with the massager. Unique magnetically charged, the battery will give 90 minutes of wonderful use. Once fully charged, the indicator will stop flashing telling you it is fully charged; it is totally portable. I rate this as the ultimate in hair and scalp treatment, dry or wet. I know that when you first use it, you will find, as I did, that you will love using it, in the shower, shampooing or dry just to relax after a hard day. Please read all the details on the page along with the photos and the info on them as well, they are all accurate. The videos are very interesting and accurate as well.

I have incredibly thick hair. Every hairdresser tends to comment “you have a lot of hair”. With that, this product doesn’t quite have my hair type in mind. The bristles are very thin and would only get to the top of my scalp without sectioning out my hair. If I didn’t, it would make my hair very tangled.With that said, I can imagine this would work wonders for those with thinner hair. It has a fairly strong vibration. It also fits nicely to the shape of your hand with the flexibility on the sides. I liked the way it massaged on the parts of my scalp I could get to. Just not for thick hair.

Well, this is an interesting little gadget. The vibrations emanate from the handle and don't really travel down through the silicone prongs very well, so your hand receives more of a massage than your scalp. We've actually started using it for a different purpose: a back scratcher. My husband loves the feel of the silicone prongs on his back, and my hand benefits from the massage of the vibrations, so it is a win-win situation.The charging method is magnetic, and the emblem on the charger stays brightly lit up as long as the usb cord is plugged in, which might drive you crazy at night. In my opinion, the current list price at the time of this review (70 dollars) is a bit steep.

I would say this is one of the greatest massage tools I have used in a while. Brushing hair feels good with just fingers however when you use this comb it is heavenly. Add the vibration feature and it is just another sensation all together. The comb comes with a convenient magnetic charger and holds the charge for a long time.My wife loves this scalp massager. The bristles are firm but soft and the vibration has two settings which feel like a great compliment to the already great sensation you get when using the comb. The waterproof feature is great plus to the tool as it can be used in the shower.

While this brush is nice on the scalp, and I'm all about pampering my scalp, I feel that it is WAY overpriced for what it is. I'm fact, I don't even use the vibration most times I use it as the little bristles do a fine job on their own. I have shoulder length, thin but curly hair and I am able to use it before washes with it gliding through my hair well enough but if I have any tangles it's best to work then out with some hair oil and my wet brush before reaching for this. All in all, it's a cool brush and a nice addition to my collection but the price is quite steep foe what it can do.