Melonsun Electric Scalp Massager, 2 Claw Sets

During a shampoo or a quiet self-care break at home, this cordless massager offers a hands-on way to knead the scalp without relying on your fingers. The Melonsun Electric Scalp Massager can be used on wet or dry hair, and its two interchangeable silicone sets give it a second role for gentle face and neck cleansing. Its three modes and one-hand grip make it adaptable, though it is a personal-care tool rather than a substitute for a more specialized cleansing device.

Key specifications

The firmer claw set has 100 flexible massage nodes for scalp kneading, with the product description also naming the head, neck, shoulders, and body as use areas. The softer set has 1,000+ silicone tips and is intended for face and neck cleansing. The massager is IPX7 waterproof, has a metallic silver finish, and charges through USB-C. A full charge takes about 2 hours and provides 2–3 hours of cordless use. You can choose among three massage modes, and the 15-minute auto-off ends a session automatically. It is not designed for use while charging.

For shower use, the charging-port cover needs to be securely closed. That detail matters more than the finish: the waterproof rating supports wet use, but the cover is part of the setup. The non-slip grip is intended to help with control in wet or dry hands, while the compact, lightweight body is easier to maneuver than a larger handheld device.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a powered scalp massage during shampooing or a dry-hair routine, and you value having a separate attachment for a different kind of care. For example, you can work the firmer nodes across your scalp while shampooing, then switch to the softer tips for face or neck cleansing. The product is also described for use while traveling, where cordless operation avoids needing to stay near an outlet.

Not the best choice if you want one dedicated tool for each routine, need to use a device while it charges, or expect detailed information about intensity levels beyond the three available modes. The description does not specify the motor’s speed or the dimensions of the massager, so those details may matter if you are comparing devices by fit or power.

What’s included

The listed contents are the massager, two interchangeable silicone claw sets, and a USB-C cable. The firmer attachment is for massage, the softer one is for cleansing. Both can be removed and rinsed, which is useful when switching between a shower routine and dry use. No charging adapter is listed, so the included cable should not be taken to mean that a wall adapter is part of the package.

Questions before you buy

Can it be used in the shower? Yes. It is described as IPX7 waterproof, but the charging-port cover must be fully closed before shower use.

Can it be used on dry hair? Yes. The product is described for wet or dry use, so it can also fit a scalp-care routine away from the shower.

How long does charging and use take? A full charge takes about 2 hours, with 2–3 hours of cordless use stated. Do not use it while charging.

Buying verdict

This is a flexible pick for someone who wants scalp kneading first, with a softer attachment for face and neck cleansing as an extra use. The two sets make it more versatile than a basic single-head scalp massager, while the cordless design suits quick sessions at home or on a trip. From the way it is set up, the main trade-off is that shower use depends on closing the charging-port cover securely, and its three modes are not described in more detail. Buy it if those two attachments and wet-or-dry use match your routine, look elsewhere if you need more specific control information or want to use a device while it charges.