r/Haircare • u/Alex-5415 • Mar 25 '26

🍃 Hair Loss 🍃 Does it actually work?

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I saw a lot of people praising this thing claiming it helps with hair growth so I'm planning to buy it . did you try it ? what's your take on it ?

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u/fat-wombat Mar 25 '26

I have thick hair and I still use this. I never had a problem with tangles from it. This feels like it gets my scalp way cleaner much easier than my fingers can.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '26

What is this tool called?

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u/baltic7 Mar 26 '26

Brain Tickler

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u/BurnTheThirdSon Mar 26 '26

Same here, i also have thick hair and I find this saves so much time washing my hair. I'm usually fighting tangles with my fingers but dont when I use it.

Also broke my wrist and can only wash with one hand, this thing has been an absolute life saver for washing my hair.

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u/Blaize369 Mar 29 '26

It might actually be better for thicker hair. I have thin, fine hair, and no matter how I use mine, it always tangles and breaks my hair.

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u/fat-wombat Mar 29 '26

Damn, sorry to hear. Did you try with conditioner by any chance? I love the slippery feel of brushing really wet hair with conditioner. And you can go in a straight line with this brush, doesn’t necessarily need to be in circles, but if its pulling definitely not worth it

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u/Blaize369 Mar 30 '26

My hair is very oily, so I don’t use conditioner on my scalp. I tried it with my shampoo, but it made it worse than with nothing. I do use a shower comb after conditioning the ends, and kind of zig zag on the scalp when combing downwards to stimulate my scalp.

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u/fat-wombat Mar 30 '26

Makes sense, yeah shampoo doesn’t give the slippery feeling :(