Hair Gain Scalp Massager

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Image 4 - A pink bottle of Hair Gain Scalp Foam is displayed on a white background with text Use the Massager With at the top, and Hair Gain Scalp Foam Proven to reduce hair shed and breakage by 60% from the first use for thicker and fuller looking hair at the bottom, while the bottle itself reads Hairgain Leave In Scalp Treatment Reduce Hair Shed Get Thicker, Fuller Hair Scalp Foam 50ml e 1.69 fl. oz.

Founded by Lucy Palmer, after experiencing severe postpartum hair loss with the birth of her first daughter, Hair Gain feeds follicles at the source. Kick-starting hair growth (again), the brand's fan-favourite formulas are supercharged with its hero phytonutrient ingredient, AnaGain. Backed by trichologists, this lock-loving line up restores balance back to stressed-out strands to reveal mane character results. Introducing the Scalp Massager, a pocket-sized tool that supports healthier looking (and feeling) tresses from the root.

Hair Gain's Scalp Massager is crafted from super soft silicone to help take your wash day to new heights.

Boasting 19 silicone tips, the tool massages the head and improves the diffusion of shampoo, conditioner and other treatments through your locks. At the same time, it gently buffs away dead skin cells and product build-up to leave your scalp looking and feeling brand new (after all, a healthy scalp is the secret to stand-out strands). The result? A soothing, spa-standard shampoo session *and* healthier-looking lengths. If you ask us, it sounds like the ideal addition to any wash day routine...

100% silicone.

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

Begin using the scalp massager with light pressure. Gradually increase the pressure as needed, but avoid pressing too hard, as it may cause discomfort or even damage your scalp. Use circular motions. Move the scalp massager in small, circular motions all over your scalp. Cover the entire scalp area, starting from the forehead and working your way to the back of your head.