Beauty on a Budget #3 Steam Treatment on Hair-Deep Conditioner

This video details how to steam treat your hair from home for much less than if you went to a salon. For this you will need:
2 shower caps
2 Washcloths
Water
Conditioner

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Hair Steam Treatment
• Beauty on a Budget
• missbeautyelise
• Hair Care
• Moisture for hair
• Deep Conditioning

[digividgrl]

thanks for the video. im going to try this because i just learned about this hair steaming thing and it sounds lik it could really help my dry damaged hair..but lik a lot of ppl i cant afford a huetiful hair steamer lol so thanks for the tip girlie! :)

[missbeautyelise]

@digividgrl that's what the video is here for girlie! Glad you liked it!

[digividgrl]

ok so i tried it and it does work :) yayy... my hair is just so darn dry that i'll hav to do it a few more times before i get super super soft hair lol

[missbeautyelise]

@digividgrl Glad it worked for you, you may have to do it a couple times... Make sure that you are using a moisturizing conditioner, that may help a little bit... Let me know how things work out for.....

[ThatEppGirl122]

Thank you so much! Cuz I refuse to pay $114 for a Huetiful Hair Steamer when I can get the same results at home for NOTHING! Preciate it!

[missbeautyelise]

@ThatEppGirl122 That's what I'm here for! If you have any other things that you refuse to spend money but aren't sure if there are any alternatives let me know and I will try to find or create an answer!

[missbeautyelise]

@wotshernameagain1 I'm glad!!!!!

[wotshernameagain1]

Just tried it and it worked!!!

[missbeautyelise]

@ lilish8989, you probably can, I would recommend heating the cloths you use under the caps (the washcloths, T-shirt, turbie twists, etc) then once you put the caps on wrap your head in a towel similar to when people dry their hair. This will help trap the heat and steam

[lilish8989]

hey is this possible if I dont have a dryer? :(