Electric Octopus Claw Scalp Massager Stress Relief Therapeutic Head Scratcher Relief Hair Stimulation Head Massager Health Care
1.The octopus-shaped head massager is small and light, with twelve detachable massage claws, easy to install and easy to carry. It can effectively relieve head fatigue, relieve stress, relax the body and mind, promote sleep, improve insomnia, dreaminess, brain fatigue, dizziness, and hair loss.
2.Electric head scratcher can be started with one-key operation, and the operation is simple, and the elderly can easily use it. Gently massage the head and even the knees to relax the muscles.Head massager has good elasticity and high flexibility, You can massage your head easily and eliminate stress
3.Ideal Gift Head scratcher is an excellent gift. You can use them as Christmas gifts or birthday gifts for your family, lover, friends, etc. It can give everyone a different feeling of freshness.This scalp massager has many uses and is very suitable for your head curve. When you feel tired, you can use it to relax.
Details:
Features:
1.Our product is good elasticity and high flexibility; which has 12 TPE 3D massage arm. It is convenient to massage your head and remove stress.
2.It has a USB charging port and four red led lights. No need to use any batteries. When you press the on-off keying; and start the product; the four red led lights will be on.
3.It is very easy to use this product. It has only one key. The key is for on-off and three gears. The first time you press the key; you will start the product. The second time you press the key; you can choose different gears. There are three gears in total.
4.Our product can be used in many ways; and it fit the curve of your head very well. When you feel tired; you can use it to relax.
5.This massager can be a nice present. You can buy one for your family; your lovers; your friends etc. It can give everyone a different refreshed feeling.
Note:
The SKU: (Gray with battery) needs 2 pcs AAA baterries(not included).
The USB charge type comes with USB cable.
