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If you have ever had your hair dyed or colored at a salon, then you should be familiar with a hair steamer. Using steam combined with a quality conditioner will help put moisture back in to your hair and scalp. But a lot of people aren’t familiar with the process so that is why I have created this website. Let’s look at how a hair steamer treatment works.

Usually hair steamers are used for deep hair treatments that go beyond the basics. Most commonly it is used for scalp cleansings, moisturizing, color, and other treatments to make your hair healthier. They help improve the blood flow to your hair follicles which allows moisturizing agents and other treatments to penetrate right down to the roots.

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The great thing about hair steamers is that they are becoming more popular at salons and at home. This helps bring the cost down so that it is affordable for everyone. You can purchase one between $45- $200. This really allows you to bring the salon to your home. You can even buy some quality conditioner and shampoo for a girls night hair pampering.

There are regular and portable sized hair steamers. Keep in mind that the quality will differ from brand to brand. And most not only steam hair, but are able to give you a facial steam as well. This will allow you to help improve your complexion and your hair with the same unit.

9 Popular Hair Steamer Brands:

1. Aphrodite Hair Steamers

2. Conair Steam Rollers

3. Ionic Steamers

4. Vertical Hair Steamer

5. Salon Spa Hair Steamers

6. Tourmaline Tools Head Spa

7. Misty Hair Steamer

8. Belmaster Hair Steamer

9. Mastex Thermal Cap

BelMaster Digital Hair Steamer
It is very important to read the instructions of your hair steamer. Each will have different water requirements which are extremely important to follow. There might be a table of water levels to maintain depending on what you are doing. Some hair treatments require more heat and less steam, where others require more steam and less heat.

At hair salons across the world, it is debated on whether you should wear a hair cap or not while steaming. The problem with wearing a cap is that steam won’t be able to actually do its job since the cap prevents the steam from getting in to your hair. There is no point to waste your time using a cap.

Mastex Thermal Heat Cap
Using oils are a good idea to help clean the clean. Our bodies naturally use oil to help move dead skin cells and other waste so you can really help the process when steaming your hair. You will feel extremely fresh when you’re finished. In fact, I can’t go a few weeks without giving my head a complete treatment.

There is also some debate about whether hair steamers can help prevent or relieve dandruff. What I can tell you is that your scalp can only benefit from a weekly steam. You will remove a lot of dead skin cells and fungus which builds up over time. And it’s not like you’re using chemicals either. The last time I checked water was pure and natural.

Do some shopping around and pick up a hair steamer. We all have busy lives and don’t have time to go to the salon during regular hours but it is important to keep your head healthy just as it is with the rest of your body. If it’s too expensive, ask for it as a gift on your birthday or Christmas.