does it burn your scalp? can you use it like you're using a regular hairbrush? ***Cathie
1687357
Yes like any other hair dryer, the heat will burn your scalp if you turn it on high and hold it on your scalp area for an extended period of time.
1422873
I did try it on my head , I always shave , it worked great but burned like hell for two day`s , be careful , it also burned my balls , you must follow exactly , not one second off
1165506
I would not use it on wet hair. I am pretty sure it is not made for that. Traditionally, anyone that has used the comb will tell you, you want your hair as dry as possible. When the heat hits wet or moist hair, it creates steam and can burn the scalp.
2051611
it will renew the dead/damaged skin on your scalp as well as stimulate your hair follicles. I've heard using it with garlic oil & rosemary oil will help also. use a 0.75 mm roller though. here's blog tht tlks a little abt it. sorry it didnt link. Im on my phone. http://blackhairmedia.com/allthingshair/how-to-quickly-grow-your-edges-and-hairline-back-when-nothing-else-works/
67771
It doesn't burn your hair. I felt it didn't style it. It worked more like a hair dryer.
2210273
NO!! And I would not recommend this product . Perhaps , if your hair is very long and or thick the rollers may not burn your scalp . I found it was more harmful than helpful.
377149
yes you can use it. It is great for long or short hair! The very best scalp massager ever!!!
333475
I've never done it, but I think you can. It is applied to the scalp and massaged in, and style however you usually do. I've had my hair blown out with a round brush and that puts direct heat on my hair, and I haven't had a problem.
1708757
I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know... » Read More I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? « Show Less
62752
The steam gets pretty hot! Be careful not to put it right next to your scalp. I usually put it halfway between my scalp and hair. This way, I don't hit my scalp with the steam, just my hair! Hope this helps!! :)
1596593
Hello, I personally did not enjoy this hair staightner. It requires distilled water. The only con I have was the need for water and I have thick hair.
213340
I tried it just to see; not so great. On a bare scalp or VERY short hair, yes. But with my longer hair it left it clean but dull and kind of tangled. Not the shine and smoothness like you get with hair shampoo. Too bad too, I'm a big fan of all-in-one products but this isn't one.
1002634
Where did you read that?! I suppose if you diluted it A LOT with a carrier oil like jojoba or almond, you could. Putting it straight onto your scalp would burn though! I once added cinnamon oil to some other oils to do a back massage for my husband, and it burned his skin! It's very potent and the burn lasts a long time. Rosemary oil is good for hair growth- and won't hurt your skin!
1170617
I use the blow dryer after I put the revitalizer on my hair. I have not had a problem. I don't think it wil burn your hair
89560
I have this product. I am the only user. It does have different heads that you can change but, there is only one handle that I seem to get wet and messy. So, I would not even consider sharing this. It would be like just replace the head of a regular toothbrush. As for myself, I really like this item and use it everyday.
2236753
yes! of course. I even use it on my face. It works fantastic. I heard people mix with shampoo or water to rinse your scalp. I recommend it to mix with water if you have issue on your whole scalp. But if you have one spot to treat on you scalp, you may use as is. It is not too strong to burn skin.
1770758
Wouldn't recommend it. It has granules in it. Yes it invigorates and freshens, but it's a Scrub, Why would you want to use a scrub with granules in it on your head, it could easily cause irritation...Just my opinion.