A shampoo brush for a sporty teenager

Es Care Soft Shampoo Brush

Brand: Aisen

Price: 400 yen

Place of purchase: Welcia

Rating:

This is never something I would have even had dreamed of buying in a millionaire years but two of my daughters are a lot more into beauty products than I am. And I am grateful they are. I am learning a lot! One daughter wanted it because she plays tennis and often gets sand in her hair. Another daughter was drawn to the massage element of it! I have to say, the massage function has been surprisingly refreshing. It's nice and gentle. Supposedly it gives your hair a cleaner wash. I am not sure if it is successful, but I can see the logic in it. It might be useful for people with oily scalp, for removing excess oil. But I am no expert.

It really is a product that we can live without and I don't like buying things unnecessarily. However, I think my daughters will continue to use it long after the novelty has worn off for me. From the beauty aspect: While the brush is pleasant to use, its very soft bristles may feel too mild for people who prefer a stronger scrub or more invigorating pressure. The compact size means it covers a smaller area, so washing thick or long hair can take extra time. Because it’s made from lightweight plastic, it doesn’t seem to have the sturdiness of silicone or premium scalp brushes. It’s a gentle, budget‑friendly option, but users wanting deeper exfoliation may find it less satisfying.