Abstract: A massaging apparatus comprises a casing provided with a handle, inside which casing there is housed a small electric motor capable of imparting to its shaft a movement consisting of rotary oscillations. Onto one end of the shaft of the motor there is removably mounted a circular brush. Onto the casing of the apparatus, preferably in proximity of the handle, there is arranged a small container for lotions or other suitable liquid to be spread onto the zone of the skin undergoing the massage treatment. The liquid is conveyed from the container to a dispensing bore provided in the massaging brush through a suitable canalization, consisting of a flexible pipe. The container is bellows-shaped and made of flexible material, so that, by exerting pressure onto it, a controlled amount of liquid is conveyed to the dispensing bore in the brush.