Ease Your Scalp with the Luxe Therapy Scalp Soother

It’s a known fact that I wear weaves. I actually love rocking sew-ins as of late because I am transitioning from relaxed to natural hair, and a sew-in gives me the ability to rock different styles as I go through this process. A few weeks ago, I was contacted by Luxe Therapy about their Scalp Soother, which is a comb that helps sooth your scalp between the braids and wefts of a weave.

We’ve all seen (and done) the whole “pat your weave” thing as we are trying to get scratch and rub our scalps while wearing a weave. Not only is it annoying, but can be rather unpleasant when you are out and about. The Scalp Soother is a comb that you can keep with you that gets to the “root” of your itchy scalp. I’ve been using it for several days now, and let me tell you, I am hooked.

Not sure why someone hasn’t thought of this sooner.

Here are more details about the Luxe Therapy Scalp Soother:

• Patent-pending hair comb is ergonomically designed to conform to the shape of the head

• Effortlessly soothe and massage the scalp without affecting your braided base, net, or extensions

• Reduce irritation and stimulate hair growth by promoting blood flow to the scalp

• Safe alternative to using pointy objects to alleviate “weave itch” (this can injure the scalp and cause hair follicle damage!)

• Can be used on natural hair, including Type 4 (kinky) without disturbing hair styles

• Flexible, yet sturdy base that is guaranteed not to break

The Scalp Soother retails for $10.00 and can be purchased online. It features a patent pending design that really soothes the scalp. I am a believer!

Luxe Therapy also creates other products for the hair that are natural, vegan, and organic. I also tried their Follicle Food Scalp Treatment, which is wonderful keeping the scalp fresh and clean.

Visit Luxe Therapy to purchase your Scalp Soother, and check out their other products.

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Disclaimer: I received free products in exchange for this post. This is a true review of my thoughts and feelings about this product, and this is not a paid or sponsored post.