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Get Healthier Hair with ColorProof's New Scalp Cleansing Brush
The brush is designed to clarify and remove buildup, boost circulation and balance scalp.
July 1, 2019
3 min to read
Clear your head and improve scalp health with ColorProof's new Scalp Cleansing Brush.
Environmental impurities and product buildup can clog follicles, contributing to dull, lifeless hair and even premature hair loss. With proper care of the scalp and hair follicles, hair can emerge stronger, fuller and healthier. This ergonomic brush features long, flexible bristles to exfoliate, stimulate circulation and deeply cleanse the scalp, allowing hair to flourish.
ColorProof says the target market for this product is customers who are seeking to deeply cleanse and detoxify the scalp, to stimulate the scalp to kick start healthy hair growth and those looking for a therapeutic massage experience.
Benefits:
Clarifies and removes buildup and impurities
Stimulates, boosts circulation and balances scalp
Optimizes hair health, growth and shine
Brush Features
For all hair types and lengths
Comfortable knob-style handle and ergonomic shape
Extra-long, flexible bristles designed to reach between strands and break up debris
Durable plastic shell with rope for convenient storage
To use:
Distribute shampoo or conditioner through wet hair with hands. Use the brush to massage applying medium pressure. Rinse. For best results, use every time you wash your hair.
FAQs:
How often should I use the Scalp Cleansing Brush?
We recommend using the Scalp Cleansing Brush every time you wash.
How much pressure do I apply when using my Scalp Cleansing Brush?
The amount of pressure depends on personal comfort. Begin by applying a mild amount of pressure, enough to where the bristles are in full contact with your scalp. Use in a circular motion to stimulate the scalp. Increase pressure as desired.
Will my Scalp Cleansing Brush pull out my hair?
No. If used correctly, the Scalp Cleansing Brush should not pull out your hair. The long, soft, flexible bristles are designed to avoid tangling and pulling even long hair while massaging the scalp.
How do I clean my scalp brush and how often?
After each use, rinse the brush and wipe it down, removing any residue from hair products. Allow brush to air-dry between uses.
Can I use my Scalp Cleansing Brush with other products other than shampoos?
Yes. You can use it with conditioners and masques as well as other treatment products.
Can I use my Scalp Cleansing Brush on dry hair?
This brush is designed for use on wet hair, however, it can also be used on dry hair if desired. If used on dry hair, make sure to move gently and fluidly.
How is the Scalp Cleansing Brush different from the BioRepair-8 Scalp Exfoliating Brush?
Both brushes are designed to deeply cleanse and increase circulation of the scalp. The BioRepair-8 Scalp Exfoliating Brush features thin, firm bristles to deeply cleanse and unplug the hair follicle to promote hair growth. The Scalp Cleansing Brush features longer, more flexible bristles ideal for all hair types to cleanse between strands and gently remove debris.
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