Safety 1st Cradle Cap Brush and Comb , White/Blue

This worked really well for us. My two month old started getting the traditional flaky cradle cap scalp. I’ve used this brush twice so far. In the bath I use the rubber side to rub in the shampoo and help loosen the flakes. It’s soft enough that it doesn’t hurt but still hard enough to loosen the flakes up. The comb is what really helps get the flakes off. In just two uses so far, I have noticed a big reduction in her flakes and scalp shedding. The size of the brush makes it easy to hold. I think in just a few more uses her cradle cap should be all gone. See before and after pics!

Excellent brush for getting rid of cradle cap! Use any sort of soap or gel on the soft bristle side and scrape it off with the finer comb. Love the way I can place my fingers so that it’s easier to use. Super effective and satisfying to see the scales come off.

Love this brush/comb combo. Fits in your hand perfectly and easy to use. Used with baby oil and the cradle cap lifted right up. Rinsed with Dawn powerwash and warm water and let air dry. The soft but firm brush part really loosened up the gunk. Must have for nursery!!

Brush is stiff. I would prob recommend a softer set like the Frida mom. This is a smaller footprint and easy to hold. Plastic is very durable.

Oh man! So satisfying!! I gently lathered a bit of organic coconut oil (also a natural anti-fungal) on his fontanelle and forehead (where the scales were) for about 15 minutes. I massaged the area softly with the blue rubber bristles. I didn’t see much of what the blue bristles did... but all the same, wanted to try out all facets of this brush. Next I very, very gently combed frontwards and backwards lossening the scales and slowly working it out of his fine hair. His scalp was a little pink after, but quickly faded. (HELPFUL HINT: try combing your babe’s hair while breast feeding or when they’re sleeping... they don’t wiggle and you can have a safer experience!) I gave him a bath afterward and worked a little bit of the comb through the suds to remove any excess scales and oil! Worked like a charm! I’m telling all of my mom and dad buddies about this affordable gem. I don’t have pics... but trust me this worked swell!! If your baby has intense cradle cap, I would suggest a few sessions of oiling and combing verses in one session. Those baby scalps are so tender! For clean up, I soaked the brush in warm water and soap. I would think popping it in the dishwasher would remove the waxy scales more efficiently. PS... I was worried when my lil dude got cradle cap. I blamed myself... what did I do wrong? Too many baths, not enough?!? So I did a bit of research to find I should not (and you should not) worry either!! Cradle cap happens to a lot of babies. An over active sebaceous gland sometimes can cause these waxy scales. It is very normal! Good luck!

My 3 month old suffered from cradle cap so purchased this item to help, It got the job done. However the comb didn’t slide as smoothly and did tend to pull very little of her thin hair out. She was a little fussy maybe cause I had to apply the slightest bit of pressure to get it to start working.(done during bath while hair was damp and soapy) I have used the Frida baby one and loved how that one was slightly curved and was easy to maneuver on baby’s head. It also didn’t require to put and pressure it was just a smooth glide through. But this brush got the job done and was cheap. If your willing to pay a bit more just get the Frida baby one.

I’ve had 5 children. 3 had cradle cap. My last baby I bought this comb and tried for the first time. It worked so well! With the last baby I used a fine comb and oil over several separate sessions. It worked but it was a lot of work to clear up the scalp. This last baby had just as much of not more and I used coconut oil on her scalp and this comb. It’s awesome. It took only one session and I believe we have cleaned the scalp completely! The green part didn’t really do too much. The comb did all the work and it’s soft and flexible enough to scrape or gently scrub if held at an angle to remove all the gross scales. I simply massaged coconut oil onto the scalp and that was enough to soften and moisten the scales. Then I took the comb and scraped and kind of scrubbed back and forth to lift and then comb out the grossness. I used warm running water and an old tooth brush to help clean out the comb. I would definitely recommend this to any friends asking how to remove cradle cap. There is no need for Expensive, medicated or harsh shampoos Or doctor visits. This is an easy, healthy, safe option.

Warning: this picture is disgusting. My son has pretty intense skin problems. Bad enough we see an allergist. When he got cradle cap the allergist said it was the worst she's ever seen. We used a medicated shampoo every day but it wasn't helping, so I got this brush in hopes that we could provide relief from the itchy dryness and bleeding. My son has a lot of hair so just rubbing the skin doesn't really help. We used the brush tonight and holy crap, yea it worked! We're going to have to do another round, but his scalp already looks soooo much better. Now his shampoo can actually reach the skin that needs it. The picture shows some of the scales we picked up with the comb after rubbing with the brush. We spent a good 15 minutes just combing out the dead skin and wiping off the brush then combing again. We probably wiped the comb like 30 times. Each time the comb was as loaded with flakes as shown in the picture. In other words, ALOT. So yes, this little device will do the job. Thoroughly. If your little one has some scabs from itching the brush will lift some of those and cause some more bleeding. It's really gentle, but it is meant to get stuff up, so scabs will be effected. But on our son only places that were already scabbed bled again, it didn't cause any extra bleeding. Again, our son has a lot of hair and this worked great. Our boy is almost a year. And while he didn't necessarily enjoy the process, he did tolerate it as long as he had his bath toys to distract him. I would recommend washing the shampoo out of their hair before you do the comb part. It's easier to see what you're doing.

No sabia que existía este tipo de peine, mi bebe tenía mucha costra láctea a pesar de bañarla diariamente. El cepillo es muy suave, con el se le da un masaje y el peine se utiliza para quitar los residuos, en 3 baños se le quitó toda. Se los recomiendo.

I don’t really leave reviews here on Amazon but I gotta say this for all the troubled mothers out there especially for first-time moms like me. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY EFFECTIVE FOR CRADLES CAP! I’ve used it once on my baby and I’ve already seen the result. Good purchase! Worth the money! GET IT!

Super peigne pour enlever les croûtes de lait en douceur. 1 an après je l'ai encore et je l'utilise encore dans le bain pour démêler les petit cheveux de ma fille.

This Safety 1st Cradle Cap Brush and Comb is a lifesaver for getting rid of those stubborn cradle cap flakes gently and effectively. ✅ Soft bristles – Perfect for baby’s delicate scalp. 💖 ✅ Works like a charm – Loosens flakes without irritation. 🛁 ✅ Easy to hold & use – No slipping, just gentle brushing. ✋ ✅ Affordable & effective – No need for expensive treatments! After just a couple of uses, my baby’s scalp looked so much better. 5 stars—because a flake-free baby is a happy baby! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👶🛁✨

Buy this to avoid scratching babies head. Fantastic product. 80% Of cradle cap when on my first setting. I applied coconut oil and massaged using the brush. Then used the comb to take away the excess. Bit pricey but i mean it works! Im happy!