Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan
Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan

Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan

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Uka Scalp Brush Kenzan

For those concerned about stiffness in the shoulders and neck, or tightness in the scalp: The Kenzen Barikata is recommended for self-massage and acupressure. It can be used not only for scalp massages but also for the décolleté, shoulders, neck, and feet—essentially for the entire body.

Silicone Scalp Care Brush Ideal for scalp cleansing, shampooing, applying scalp serums, or acupressure when feeling fatigued. Available in four different hardness levels to suit your mood or condition.

Easy to Hold and Fatigue-Resistant This compact tool is designed with many thoughtful features. It has a comfortable hardness for pleasant use, fits well in the hand without slipping, and is made from water-resistant material for easy maintenance.

Stylish Design that Blends into the Bathroom With a minimalist design, it naturally integrates into bathroom decor.

Suitable for Both In-Bath and Out-of-Bath Use The Barikata is recommended for use outside the bath. It is useful for post-bath massages, not just for the scalp but also for shoulders, neck, and feet. It can refresh you during work or be used while shampooing and warming up in the bath.

Stimulate the acupressure points on each side of the head with the brush:

From the center of the hairline on the forehead → to the top of the head (Baihui) → to the back of the head.
From the center of the hairline on the forehead → to the temples (Taiyang) → to above the ears (Kakuso).
Stimulate the indentation at the hairline on the back of the head (Fengchi). Hold the brush in your left hand, press it against the base of your head, and press the acupressure point while slightly tilting your head upward. Do the same on the right side.

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