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Overall rating: 4.86747 / 5 from 83 reviews.
This patented Ghost-shaped Gua Sha Brush is a travel-friendly massager that offers moderate stimulation for relaxation. Customers appreciate its quality, feel, and the improvement in scalp condition. However, it may not promise thicker hair.
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"Scalp feels amazing after use, didnt realize I had so much stress and tension around the temples and at the base of my skull! I have quite a few massage type tools and brushes but this beats them all in terms of quality and craft, the plastic ones just dont even come close. Something very luxurious about it, my daughters were worreid I overspent but when they saw it was the smaller one they felt that it was well worth it and even bought one for themselves!!!"
"Wanted something I could do in five minutes that wasn't another bottle. This is physical. My hair has been thinner at the temples for a few years. I'm not saying a brush will grow it back. It does make my scalp feel looked after, which I hadn't felt in a while. Love the quality of the wood too."
"Je la mets dans mon sac et je m'en sers au bureau le soir. Forme un peu bizarre au début mais elle tient bien dans la main. Les picots sont doux et le côté arrondi est génial pour la nuque! J'adore."
"Thought the shape was a gimmick. It isn't. Ridges are a grip, tail is a massager, pins are the brush. Makes sense once you hold it. Quality is excellent."
"I rarely spend this on a brush. Six weeks later it's not in a drawer and that's my measure. I use it on clean dry hair in the morning and sometimes again if I've got that tight band from staring at a screen. Feels so good. Worth it."
"Slight variation in the wood grain, pins set by hand. I like seeing that. Plastic massagers feel disposable after a month. This won't. Beautiful craftsmanship."
"Didn't want the big one. Wanted something I'd actually pack. This is the one I travel with so it was the right call. Pins are milder than they look from the gold, which I prefer. Looks beautiful in person."
"Had a silicone scalp scrubber for the shower. Different job. This is the dry hair, end of day version. Feels like an actual tool. Quality is excellent."
"3C, usually I need a pick. This isn't for detangling, it's for the scalp underneath. Slow sections, light pressure, and I can feel the pins. No matting if I'm patient. Quality is beautiful."
"I'm not usually into this stuff. My shoulders were up around my ears by Thursday every week. I do about ten slow passes on dry hair, then use the tail from the base of my skull down the side of my neck. Takes less time than scrolling. After three weeks my scalp feels less tight and I sleep a bit easier. Not promising thicker hair and I won't pretend. I can speak to tension. This is the one thing in my evening I actually keep doing. Love it."
