If you havenatural hair, you might have heard that hair steaming is somewhat like afacialfor your hair.
Hairstylist Charlotte Mensah explained the process of hair steaming toGlamour.
If this sounds like something you’d love to do, read on to find out how.
Once your hair is clean, apply your favorite conditioner and put a processing cap over it.
If you don’t happen to have one, you could try a shower cap or a plastic bag.
Next, get an absorbent towel or turban, and soak it in water.
Once it’s saturated, microwave it for about two minutes, ensuring it gets warm.
Wring out the towel, and then gently wrap it around your head.
If you don’t have a dryer, you might also use your own body heat.
Once you’re finished, rinse your hair in cool water to seal your hair cuticle.
Otherwise, if your hair isn’t extra dry, once a month should be sufficient.
If you have any questions, be sure to ask your stylist for advice.
