Steam Treatments at salons...........

[lovechic]

Has anyone here had a professional steam treatment at a salon yet? If so, did your stylist use essential oils or a deep conditioner? Also, do they use a plastic cap to cover the products on your hair before putting you under the steamer or just leave it out? And how long was the treatment? TIA!

 

[lovechic]

I'm considering having one, I wanted to know more about how it's done first!

 

[Champagne_Wishes]

Has anyone here had a professional steam treatment at a salon yet? If so, did your stylist use essential oils or a deep conditioner? Also, do they use a plastic cap to cover the products on your hair before putting you under the steamer or just leave it out? And how long was the treatment? TIA!

I had one. She used a special conditioner because I complained that my hair was breaking off too much for my taste. She did a blend of conditioners and she didn't use a plastic cap I believe (it has been a while). In all, I gotten some nice results.

 

[lovechic]

Thanks for the reply girl! I'm trying to find out as much possible! If you remember anything else, please let me know! PM me if you want!

 

[jasmin]

I loved it but the guy used some kind of conditioner.

 

[brickhouse]

I have never had one done at a salon but I do have my own table top steamer. I sometimes use oils and at other time I use a conditioner. It depends on what my hair needs.

 

[sithembile]

I get a steam treatment with every relaxer. My stylist uses either Wella Power mask; Wella Hydro mask or Affirm 5 in 1. I sit under the steamer for 30 minutes without a cap. My hair is so soft afterwards, even if it was a protein treatment. I love them!

 

[sweetpeadst]

I also have one! My stylist used a conditioner (Redkin All Soft I believe) and did not use a cap! I love them I need to invest in an athome steamer b/c I don't know of anyone here with a steamer!

 

[lovechic]

Thanks for the replies ladies, if you can think of anything else, let me know!