Scalp Massage Systems for Hair Growth

Scalp massage device with horizontal scalp gripping heads that provides deep relaxation to the scalp muscles and fascia. The device has a base with a drive source, and the massage heads attach to the base. The massage heads have elastic fingers that grip and horizontally vibrate along the scalp. This stimulates and relaxes the thin scalp muscles and fascia. The horizontal gripping motion allows deep massage of the scalp muscles and fascia, which are thin and interconnected with other body areas.

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A massage mechanism and head massager that provides a more effective and comfortable scalp massage experience by mimicking the humanoid grasping and pinching action. The massage mechanism has a rotating synchronous part that simultaneously drives multiple sliding and swinging massage components. This allows the massage parts to slide, swing, and oscillate at varying speeds. It creates a humanoid grasping and pinching motion that relieves scalp tension and promotes blood circulation. The periodic reversing rotation of the synchronous part opens and closes the massage components in a repeating cycle.

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Scalp care device with multiple massaging protrusions that enhance scalp care by providing closer contact and better massage effects. The device has a head with multiple output shafts driven by a main body. Each shaft has an in-and-out massaging piece that moves in and out. This allows the massaging protrusions to follow the contours of the scalp for better contact and massage effect when moving over the scalp. The in-and-out massaging pieces have a base, support, and shaft that guide the movement. The support is rotatable between the base and claw to restrict motion. The multiple massaging pieces surround the in-out piece.

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Scalp care device that enhances the effects of scalp care through synchronized massaging elements. The device features a head assembly with multiple output shafts, massage parts, and bases. The head comprises four rotational massaging elements arranged symmetrically across its width, with each pair rotating in a predetermined phase difference. This configuration creates a unique, synchronized massaging pattern that provides comprehensive scalp stimulation.

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Head massager device with sliding scalp pressing bars that can provide customizable scalp massage to relieve tension and improve comfort. The massager has a head assembly with multiple sliding scalp pressing bars that can extend and retract. The bars have massage balls at the ends that contact the scalp. The bars are separately driven to allow adjustment of contact pressure and coverage area. The massager is worn on the head using straps around the neck.

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A head massager that provides enhanced massage performance by enabling independent vibration control of each massage claw. The massager features a control assembly that securely mounts to the base and connects to multiple vibration sources, allowing each claw to operate independently. The massager's unique design enables precise control over each claw's vibration pattern, creating a more targeted and effective massage experience.

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Head massager with short-stroke reciprocating motion for deep scalp massage. The massager has a drive motor that moves an eccentric wheel. The eccentric wheel connects to a rod that moves back and forth. This short-stroke motion is transferred to a piston rod with massage heads at the top. The massage heads reciprocate short distances for deep scalp massage. The design allows high-frequency vibrations to relax the scalp muscles and improve blood circulation.

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A scalp care device with replaceable massage attachments that can be easily swapped out to provide different massage experiences. The device has a main body with a motor and a removable massage attachment that can be attached and detached. The massage attachment contains massage elements like bristles or rollers that provide scalp massage when the device is turned on. The attachments can be customized based on user preference and needs. This allows users to switch between different massage types and intensities by simply attaching a different attachment.

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Scalp care device with replaceable massage attachments that can be attached and detached from the main body. The attachments have different massage elements with rotary or sliding motion to provide customized scalp massage. The attachments have protrusions that contact the scalp at an effective angle for optimal massage. The device has a motor to drive the attachment's massage element. The attachments have interlock switches that must be pressed to engage the motor. This prevents accidental use of the device without an attachment.

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A head massager that provides targeted scalp massage through a novel transmission system. The massager features a compact housing containing a drive motor, transmission, and massage head assembly. The transmission comprises an eccentric wheel, piston rod, and connecting rod, which form a mechanical linkage that drives the massage heads. The eccentric wheel converts rotational energy from the motor to generate the precise back-and-forth motion required for effective scalp massage. The transmission design enables efficient energy transfer between the motor, eccentric wheel, and connecting rod, allowing for rapid and effective massage.

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A multifunctional scalp massager that combines massaging, scalp stimulation, and even facial massage capabilities. The device features a unique cambered housing with annular guide ledges that support the massaging shaft. The guide ledges are positioned to accommodate specialized massaging heads and scalp stimulation devices. The massaging shaft is connected to a drive mechanism comprising a motor and transmission system, with the transmission featuring worm gears and fixed gears that mesh together to drive the shaft. This configuration enables the massager to perform multiple functions while maintaining a consistent massaging motion.

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A low-cost, low-noise micro-current scalp massager that combines gentle circular motion with microcurrent stimulation to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. The massager features a unique conduction assembly that incorporates a conductive elastic member to enhance the microcurrent delivery while minimizing noise and vibration. The conduction assembly is integrated into the massager head, allowing precise control over the microcurrent flow and massage pattern. This design enables effective scalp massage while maintaining a comfortable user experience.

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A scalp massage device with a larger massage range, better comfort, and higher use efficiency compared to existing devices. The device has a housing with a motor, rotating disk, inner gear, and multiple rotating shafts connected to massage assemblies. The shafts are reciprocated by a screw mechanism to increase massage range. The rotating disk, gear, and shafts mesh together to provide scalp massage. The reciprocating shafts move closer or farther apart to expand the massage area.

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A head massager with adjustable massage intensity and scalp positioning for brain stimulation. The massager has a modular design with a housing that separates into sections covering different areas of the head. Inside each section is a rubber massage module with a motor, worm gear, and transmission shaft. The massage head with rollers attaches below the shaft. This allows the massage intensity to be adjusted by changing gears and the distance to the scalp by moving the sections. This provides customized scalp stimulation at specific acupoints for brain function benefits.

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Head massager with independent vibrating massage claws to avoid resonance and discomfort. The massager has a base and multiple detachable massage components, each with its own vibration source. The user attaches the massage components to their head, and each claw vibrates independently. This allows coordinated full head massage without resonance issues. The vibration strength can be adjusted for user preference. The massager also has components to fit the head shape.

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Scalp massage device that provides effective scalp massage without damaging the scalp. The device has a mechanism with four motion gears and swing arms that move four massage heads simultaneously in a four-way motion. This provides a thorough scalp massage. The device also has a liquid injection system that sprays scalp treatments through the massage heads when pressed. The massage heads can have LEDs to emit scalp-improving light during massage. The device can also have a pump with pressure sensor and valve to automatically spray liquid when pressure is low.

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Head massage device that provides deep scalp massage to relieve stress and promote brain function. The device has a top part that bends downward with grips on either side. A movable part connects the top to the grips. The bottom has a base with multiple massage columns. Pulling the grips down moves the top and base together, allowing the columns to follow the contours of the scalp for targeted deep massage of asymmetrical acupoints. A cover prevents dust on the columns. This provides better scalp coverage and deeper massage compared to hand massage or tools with soft protrusions.

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A head massage device that provides deep scalp massage while effectively targeting the brain's pressure points. The device features a contoured head shape that matches the human head's natural contours, with a movable section between the head's sides that allows precise control over the massage area. The device has a built-in cover to prevent dust from the massage column, and its ergonomic design enables comfortable and sustained pressure application.

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Head massager that vibrates to automatically massage the scalp without requiring user hand manipulation. The massager has a handle with a built-in vibration motor. The massager claws are connected to the handle and have massage units with balls. When the vibration motor is turned on, the vibrations transmit through the handle and claws to the massage balls. This allows the user to place the massager on their head and get an automated massage without needing to hold and move the claws themselves. The claws have arched supports with massage balls at the ends that fit closely to the scalp. The claws can also be manually operated by the user to drive them up and down.

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Scalp massager with oscillating massage balls attached to radial arms that can be activated by a motor in the hub. The massager is placed on the head and the oscillatory motion of the massage balls on the arms helps relieve stress and improves circulation in the scalp. The motor can be turned on/off and speed controlled through a dial on the hub.

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