Scalp Exfoliator – Terracotta

you can use it on your dry if it’s detangled beforehand, do NOT use this lil trinket to detangle!
if you feel you’ve had a buildup of oil (usualy seasonally in the summer) use this with your shampoo, clarifying shampoo, second shampoo, yknow…

small circles on the scalp LIFTING the brsh up and moving to the next getnle swirling spot, don’t just swirl ya hair up into a lil stuck know.

if your scalp has been dry/tight/flaky, you’ll wanna use it more with your cowash or conditioner, or if it’s been a long time since you’ve had a Master or Seasonal Reset, you;ll at least want to clarify your scalp a couple times and the scalp brush helps clear out debris that can build up in our hair.

you can use this on your scalp dry -tineitiest of circles to avoid tangling
The “Head Hug” Feeling: The feeling of using a scalp exfoliator is often described as feeling like a deep, satisfying “head hug.” That gentle stimulation isn’t just relaxing; I recommend it because it promotes better circulation, which is key to supporting strong, healthy growth from the root!

Replacing Fingertips: Many people scratch their scalp with their fingernails, which can actually cause micro-abrasions and damage the skin barrier. I brought this tool in because its soft, silicone bristles are far more gentle and hygienic than using your fingers—giving you a squeaky-clean feeling without the damage.

Recycling Power: When you choose this exfoliator, you’re making a direct positive impact! The recycled materials used mean you’re helping to divert plastic waste and participate in a beauty routine that respects the Earth—that’s a big city level of care with a small-town community heart.