10 Best Scalp Massagers of 2023 (For Every Hair Type)

The modern design means it’s easily operated and unlike manual handheld massagers, takes less effort to get the intensity you want.

Users describe how the massager looks to “crawl along on little feet” and were amazed by how it could power through even the thickest hair.

It’s portable too, as it can be charged via USB, with many reporting great battery life.

Haofy’s Electric Scalp Massager really is a good all-rounder when you’re shopping for a scalp massager.

With a contemporary gold handle the massager looks appealing, and is sold as a pack of two so you can enjoy one then share another with a lucky friend.

Users of the Liba Scalp Massager couldn’t believe the pleasurable massage they received for such a low price.

They appreciated how gentle it was, with some even using both massagers at the same time on different sides of their head.

This is a low priced product, so it won’t have the strength of a more expensive alternative, and many with longer hair did get a little tangled up (however they still gave it five stars, thanks to wonderful massage they received!).

With a simple handle, and soft but thick silicone bristles, you can grip it easily and give yourself a satisfying massage while washing her hair.

Fans of this scalp massager brush loved not only the massage, but also how it helped to get rid of shampoo build up and eradicate dandruff, leaving their scalp feeling shiny new.

Some with thick hair reported how it wasn’t quite up to the job, but by separating their hair they could still enjoy the product.

You can choose from three different massage settings – regular, gentle and combination – to find the one that works best.

With four massage heads, each with 24 individual scratches you can get excellent scale coverage during each treatment.

Breo’s mini massager contains a rechargeable battery, plus it’s completely waterproof so you can also use it in the shower as a scalp massaging shampoo brush.

Each massage node can be removed, making it easy to wash, which was a draw for many users.

However the size of this device was its most attractive quality, as it can easily be popped in a desk drawer and pulled out when needed.

Research has shown that regular scalp massage can help to improve hair growth. Afdeal have taken this learning to the next level with their clever scalp massager comb.

It incorporates a number of different features:

The comb provides a high frequency massage, delivering 8,000 vibrations per minute.

However you also get the benefits of red light therapy, proven through research to help with hair growth. The waves penetrate into the scalp encouraging new hair to grow.

People couldn’t comment too much on the long term effects when it came to hair loss, however they did feel they had seen early improvements and a reduction in the amount of hair they were shedding.

With two different vibration modes, regular and pulse, this sturdy massager from Queenwill is highly versatile.

It can be used dry or wet, as it’s waterproof, meaning you can enjoy the various settings while washing your hair, too.

With flexible silicone tips it’s gentle, however you control the intensity as it fits neatly in the palm of your hand.

Thinking about hair types, it was observed that it was the best scalp massager for long and thick hair due to the design.

Some wished it was a little more aggressive, however the majority appreciated the pressure they could apply.

If you want a tool that you can simply sit back and enjoy, then take a look at the Oniyea Electric Scalp Massager.

With three different massage modes, it is designed to perfectly fit the curve of your head.

The ‘massage paws’ then apply the pressure to your scalp, or you can move the massager up down yourself for a more intense treatment.

It’s another device that’s light and portable, plus rechargeable via the USB cable that ships with the product.

Those looking for a product to help ease headaches and migraines loved this massager, appreciating how it could stave off an episode when their tell-tale symptoms started.

You use it by simply rolling across your head, placing your fingers in either side to hold it in place.

This clever device contains magnets…

It might seem like an odd feature, but research in to magnetic therapy in patients with alopecia highlights how the magnets draw nutrients to the scalp, resulting in healthy hair growth.

Occasionally users find it a little awkward to get the tool moving comfortably over their head. However great results were reported by those using the roller daily.

You adjust the device through a separate remote control, using the air release button to get the fit and then the intensity you’re looking for.

The battery life of the device is impressive, and purchasers of the product liked the array of settings once they got the right fit.

You also have the option of music, both built in or your own via USB, that is played in to the incorporated earphones to enhance your relaxation experience.