The Best Hair Steamer We Tried Was Quiet and Did Not Drip Hot Water
Want softer, more manageable hair? Add steaming to your haircare routine with either a stand-up steamer, a cap, or a bonnet.
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The struggle to keep my hair healthy and looking good is real. I use a lot of heat when styling my hair, plus the gels, mousses, and sprays that I use contain alcohol, which experts say can be drying. But does that stop me from using them? Nope.
To combat dryness, on my journey to healthier hair I have created numerous homemade hair masks with ingredients such as mayonnaise, peanut butter, avocado, honey, and others that I am too embarrassed to name—surely you’ve seen them on social media—all in the hopes of producing healthy, shiny, and moisturized hair for my daughter and me.
We both have 4B/4C hair—mine is relaxed and colored, and my daughter has virgin hair. Our hair dries out quickly, and keeping it moisturized in order to prevent breakage is an ongoing battle.
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