Safety 1stCradle Cap Brush and Comb , White/Blue

I was skeptical to buy, but after my baby started getting the cradle cap, I thought I would give it a shot. It works like it should! It got most of the cap off my baby's head after using the massaging brush with baby oil. It fits perfect in my hand and easy to use. For the money, it was worth it. I would recommend!

I was honestly surprised at how well this cradle cap comb worked. My baby had some stubborn flakes that just wouldn’t go away no matter how gently I tried to scrub during bath time. This comb made a huge difference after just one use! The soft, flexible bristles are gentle on my baby’s scalp but still super effective at loosening and removing flakes without causing any irritation. It's easy to hold, easy to clean, and works great when paired with a little baby oil or shampoo. Definitely one of those small but essential tools every parent should have in their baby care kit

I was going to get the fridababy cradle cap set, but saw the price of this and decided to go for it instead and I'm so glad I saved my money! A dermatologist recommended olive oil for cradle cap, so I put some on my baby's head and let it sit for 15 minutes then used this. My baby seemed to enoy it and with 15 minutes of gentle effort she went from severe all-over cradle cap to baby soft scalp! Well worth the $5!

Helped us significantly with cradle cap. I use it during a few breastfeeding sessions and it doesn't seem to bother our little one.

Was a little worried the cheaper option compared to some I saw, wouldn’t do the job. Works perfectly. After just 2 uses, baby’s cradle cap is almost completely gone.

I don't think it is working out for my son's hair. Maybe his hair is too thick for it. Maybe this would work better for an infant's hair. Or, thinner hair??

Works great

My now 2 1/2 year old daughter had cradle cap up until she was about 2 years old when we soaked her head in coconut oil and cleared it all off with a fine-toothed comb in one sitting. The hair on top of her head (where the cradle cap mostly was) was noticeably thinner than the rest of her hair & I was afraid it was never going to go away. Within a month of getting her scalp clear, I noticed her hair filling in. Once I saw the difference, I felt bad that I didn't try to do this process earlier. I just kept using the Mustela shampoo, hoping it would go away.Now a few months later, my second daughter is here (3 months old) and her cradle cap looks nearly identical to my first's when she was this age. I knew I couldn't use the same fine-toothed comb (I bought it at a beauty supply shop for myself and it's not very soft) on her delicate scalp. While Googling remedies, I came across this brush. For the price, I figured it was worth a shot. It just arrived today and I had to try it out immediately. I just ran the comb through her dry hair and was amazed at how much came off. I soaked her hair in about 1 tsp. of baby oil gel (all I had) for about 15 minutes then started using the nubby blue bristles in circular motions as described in the directions. She loved it and started cooing so it definitely didn't hurt her. Then I gently combed her hair backwards, to the sides and forwards about 2-3 times then I'd have to wipe off the comb because it would be full of scales. I just repeated that process until her scalp was clear. On stubborn patches, I'd do a few more circular brushes with the blue side. I figured I'd stop once she got fussy, but it didn't bother her at all. In under 20 minutes, her cradle cap is 99% gone. I am absolutely amazed! I wish I had known about this product when my oldest was a baby.My youngest has an average amount of hair for a 3 month old and this was the perfect size and softness for her. I don't think this would've worked on my toddler because of the amount of hair she has.