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Professional Results – Achieve professional results, using your favorite deep conditioner, hair care mask, oil, or any hair care treatments. As Lj at CurlyHue puts it, think of it as “the difference between using an iron on dry press versus steam press. When you stick your head under a steamer, the moist heat helps hydrate your hair strands, promote scalp circulation, and open the hair cuticle (which can help amp up the effects of your hair and scalp treatments, especially if you have low-porosity hair).Hygral fatigue is the damage that occurs when your hair shaft repeatedly expands and contracts to absorb water.

He also adds that wavy and straight hair textures can benefit from steamers too—particularly those with longer lengths or color-treated hair.

Hair Steamer Heat Cap is the best choice to prevent hair breakage and avoid split ends on your hair. When it comes to moisturizing and softening our hair, most curlies have given heat or steam a try at least once.

Steaming with hair oils not only helps soften your hair, especially if it's dry and tangled," says Dickey, "but it's also a great way to help prep your hair for shampoo, especially if your hair has been in a protective style" (hi, braids and twists). My hair may not have felt as conditioned immediately after rinsing out the conditioner, but once I applied my leave ins I could see and feel the difference. Everyone—regardless of their hair texture and hair type—is looking for their hair to be smoother and shinier," he says. Anthony Dickey is a hairstylist and the founder of Hair Rules salon in New York, NY; Los Angeles, CA; and Atlanta, GA, and Hair Rules, a line of hair products for every texture. Use the Hair Treatment Steam Cap to stimulate the pores of your scalp, improve the elasticity of your hair, and moisturize and deep condition for all hair types.

Steamers can do a lot for anyone who's trying to get their natural, dry texture to feel softer," says Dickey. Once I'd get out from under the steamer my hair would look more plump but have less of a conditioned feel as compared heatcap/dryer deep conditioning.