Using a steamer in combination with your go-to treatments can help those treatments work more efficiently.
Both are hotspots for damage, but steaming can provide maximum hydration and moisture these layers need to recover.
I think that hair steaming is a great way to add whatever your hair is lacking, says Frazier.
How do you know if hair steaming is for you?
How often should you steam your hair?
The more damaged or dry your hair is, the more frequent you’re free to steam.
LA-based hairstylist and founder ofRejuvagrow Hair Care
How to steam your hair at home?
Start with clean hair
check that to wash your hair before you go under the steamer.
Apply your nourishing treatment
Once your hair is clean, saturate your hair with the treatment of your choice.
For example, you might apply a mask, hair oil, or any treatment that your hair needs.
One thing to keep in mind?
Frazier cautions against products that contain live food ingredients like a DIY avocado mask or aloe mask.
These ingredients can cook under the heat of the steamer and will be stripped of their nutrients.
The steam will open your hair follicles and allow the treatment to penetrate deep into your scalp and hair.
Otherwise, rinse your hair with a little hydrating shampoo to wrap up your steaming session.
LA-based hairstylist and founder ofRejuvagrow Hair Care
Once you fill up the water tank, this steamer gets right to work.
Set it up on a table and slip your head under for 10-20 minutes and youre good to go.
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