DUAIUHead Massager Scalp, Manual Hair Scalp Massager, Gua Sha Five Claw Scalp Massage Tool Comb, Facial Massager for Head Face Eye Nose Jaw Neck

Good quality

I have a variety of ice rollers, jade rollers, wire scalp massagers, silicone massagers, gua sha tools, you name it. I enjoy them but most are not convenient to use as they require use of another product, like oil for gua sha, or tangle my curly hair, like scalp massagers, limiting use. They don't require any planning to use, like ice rollers that I just do not have room for in my small freezer.I really, really like this set! They are so handy to use. They come with a little black storage bag. I keep them in the bag right on my coffee table so that I can pick them up to use at any time. The comb style massager feels great to run through my scalp. The smaller one - looks like a teddy bear with froggy legs - is really comfortable to massage on my face at any time, even if wearing makeup, because it is so easy to wash afterwards. After use, simply wash with a little soap and pat dry and pop back into the bag.The weight of the tools is just right to hold comfortably while still having enough weight to provide a good massage. Overall, a great set of massage tools that are more useful to me than nearly every other type of massage tool I have.

I have some thinning hair at my temples. I thought I'd try something to help bring some blood flow to the area in hopes it might eventually help with some regrowth.I haven't really used the other piece. I got this mainly for the head massager so my review is about that, but the facial piece also is of the same quality.This feels solid in my hands and not like it's going to easily break. There were no rough edges. The ends are rounded and smooth. It's simple to use and wash off after the times I've used a scalp oil with it.This feels very nice and relaxing to use. I just kind of mindless do it while I'm watching a show. I won't know for a while yet if it's going to help with regrowth, but even if it doesn't, it's a nice, easy thing to do for some relaxing self-care. I would keep using it anyway because it feels good.

the little one I really don't enjoy but I love the bigger one! I use it in my salon for a scalp treatment.

This is a nice set of massage tools. They came with a black cloth storage bag. While these are both made of plastic resin, they don't look or feel cheap. They're smoothly polished. I could find no seams or rough spots. They are also tough and should last a very long time.The scalp massager is much like a tiny rake with rounded ends. The tip of the handle can be used for acupressure or trigger point massage. The rake is ergonomically designed to allow you to apply pressure without tiring your hand too quickly. The smaller massage tool has U-shaped fingers on one end that are great for acupressure on the face, and in other areas as well. There are also two nodes on the other end as well as a cluster of nodes that can be used for massaging smaller areas or applying acupressure. I've been finding all sort of uses for both of these. It's a great all-around massage kit for the scalp, face and other smaller areas.

Did I know I needed needed this all this time? No, I didn’t know, but I’m glad I tried this! It fits really well in your hand and you can just relax and massage your scalp with Annie and this product has and it’s duo combination helps any area of your head. I didn’t think I’d like it as much at first, but now I use it daily. It’s great after a long day and you can simply massage your scalp and neck.Great find and it’s definitely worth the price range.

This feels nice on your head. I like to use it when my head hurts from being up in a ponytail for too long and it definitely relaxes me a little bit!

I've become a daily user of a facial Gua Sha tool. So I was interested in this set for head massage: DUAIU Head Massager Scalp, Manual Hair Scalp Massager, Gua Sha Five Claw Scalp Massage Tool Comb, Facial Massager for Head Face Eye Nose Jaw Neck.Both items are made of plastic. I'm sure if they were both made of jade or stone, they would be much heavier, so I'm ok with plastic. The longer handled tool felt great on the scalp. I was not able to get any information on the internet about how to use the other tool, but the two-pronged side felt good along the nape of my neck, and the other end I used as a brush of sorts. It was less effective because my hair is on the thick side, but still felt good.I am glad to have these tools for a new nightly scalp massage ritual!