STEAMPOD- Does This Thing Really Work?!

[@CaroSternli]

I have a SteamPod since July 2021 and I love it so much. I don't use it for waves, only for straightening. It makes my hair so nice, straight and soft. The result lasts much longer than with normal straightening irons. My hairdresser recommended it to me and I don't regret buying it.

[@a.dchicky645]

Me too! It works miracles for my curls and it’s so shiny after

[@torilopez8576]

Bunny, I just wanted to say that i’ve been using my bellami x grav3yardgirl set including the straightener for years now & i’m still obsessed! It never pulls my hair and I appreciate that. i love you sm! ❤️ Also, my hair is so thick and curly that i do have to take small sections to straighten it. lol

[@sophieburt8353]

Tbh this product is brilliant, as a stylist i ise it almost everyday, therefore i can justify the price but it’s an amazing tool if you straighten or use heat a lot cause it really does help prevent breakage and it straightens better than any other heat product i’ve used

[@Wexory]

Yes, but definitely not this version with the mini water chamber

[@jaggirl]

Really? Are you a marketer of this product?

[@mettlerlife]

I am a stylist too!! I just got mine and it’s literally saved me so much time and makes my clients hair sooo silky

[@LE-jm4mz]

As a cosmetology student use heat protectant and you won’t be doing damage with heat! If you’re a forgetter use a leave in cream with heat protectant after you shower, it will be protecting your hair until the next wash out! And leave in cream will help you with brushing it out and give you some manageability. Okay

[@Thatgirl-kk6er]

How does it work? I always thought it was a product that didn’t really work but they sold it anyway. But if it actually works I’ll use it. I barely ever use heat on my hair so I don’t have anything to compare it to.

[@Kubulek17]

Heat protectant doesn’t stop damage, it just reduces it by dissipating the heat using a silicone coating

[@jvebarnes]

Hi Bunny pretty sure you are aware of this but just in case. The water you use should be calcium and mineral free to prevent build up and then getting white powder in your hair, filtered water would be the best. The same when you use a steam clothes iron, applies to hair. Love your show and you.

[@DMaria216]

Distilled water maybe like you put in a face steame r

[@cfoster6804]

@@DMaria216 Yep

[@Linali7]

My friend is a hairdresser and she’s been using the steampod on me for about 10 years now and I love it. It makes my hair look healthier than with a straightener and my hair feels softer aswell, and a bonus it always lasts longer even when it’s humid or drizzling outside. My friend had the steampod 1 and then the 2 aswell. And I can tell you they did have waaaay more steam coming out of both the 1 and 2. But the one you’re using seems like nothing is coming out. It’s weird because the steam is the whole point. It’s what makes the follicles in the hair close up and trap the humidity. So I don’t understand why they would remove the steam on this one. It’s called a steampod for gods sake! Lol!

[@computerbomb]

How does it work. Heat is what makes hair scales open up and cold is what makes hairscales close up, trap humidity, making the hair shiny and smooth. But steam is hot

[@boop6169]

@@computerbomb yeah none of this makes sense bc i haVe curls and humidity makes me Look like a alpaca Lmao

[@cfoster6804]

@@boop6169 I have coily hair and somehow this thing just works.

[@m00nchxld8]

@@boop6169 it works so well on curly hair you should give it a go

[@munchiesmommy1999]

Your videos are amazing. Keep doing what you do. When my dad passed away 7 years ago Bunny was sweet enough to send me sweet words. I will always remember that 💚💚💚

[@Midnightpigeon666]

I bet someone out there is using this gadget to steam their ties and the collars of their shirts 👕🤣 so so excited for a classic does this thing really work!?

[@PeepBunnies]

I’ve been doing that with my flat iron since high school. Didn’t have time to break out the iron. But use my flat iron on my collar or the bottom hem of my jeans? No problem.

[@turkmens]

Great Idea

[@tesspalmer992]

Dwight k shrute

[@sarahmeris]

I’ve done that with my hair straightener for years now lol I use it to straighten my collars on my work shirts

[@hunterjumper4545]

lol i used my srraightner to straighten papers before 😬

[@lozabm]

Please Bunny try crimping/waving your hair the heatless way by doing doing lots of braids and applying Olaplex oil as you go.🙏🏻💙

[@inara2868]

DOES THIS THING REALLY WORK?! yesss I'm so excited

[@thelilacghost]

I used to use a similar straightener with steam back in the 90s. I loved that thing.

[@lougoocher6227]

Yeah, for $250, we oughta get some frickin" serums!

[@sandrayavelazquez7614]

Hey Buns!!! I’m a hairdresser and I would definitely recommend investing in a good quality heat protectant before putting heat on your hair!!! You’ll notice such a big difference and it protects from heat from blow dryers, straighteners, crimpers, and environmental heat and humidity!! Much love I’ve watched you for ever and love you so much I’m so glad your taking care of your hair more and trying to keep it healthy!! ❤️‍🔥

[@TheColdestWater]

Bunny just gives you everything you need about a product review and make it so much fun! 🤩🥰

[@bobbiemc2188]

I don't understand how this would work, cause for me, it seems like humidity, right? Hot moisture to straighten? Humidity makes my hair frizzy! 😂 Dry heat is what I need for smoothness 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@a.dchicky645]

Me too! But I’ve had the L’Oréal collaboration for about 4 years now ans it’s the best thing I’ve found for my corse curly hair, it’s actually quit resistant to humidity and makes your hair super shiny

[@jaggirl]

100%..

[@felicialovesnkotb]

You'd be surprised. My hair turns into a puffball with humidity but i use a wet to dry straightner (different but similar to a steam pod as it still uses steam) and its the only tool that gives me sleek haiir.

[@jesusforgivesjesusforgave4052]

It doesn’t make it frizzy I have the same one she has 😭 I don’t know how they got it to work like that

[@movedtoaustria]

Until my hairdresser have not tried it on my certificate thick, wavy, frizzy hair I also did not get it. But my hair is the smoothest with Steampod.

[@laurenmarie7379]

It's been a while since I stopped by, but I forgot how much I really enjoy the "DOES THIS THIS THING REALLY WORK!?! " videos. Hope all is well. 🙃

[@elizabethbradshaw9729]

My fav steam product for hair was the Caruso Curler set. Foam.curlers with weird caps. It kept my hair smooth and curled until washing....without product. It was a godsend to have in Central Florida's humidity. I have a ton of hair, lol. I would love to see you try the Caruso Curler. I Loooooved it!

[@kirsbeasley87]

I literally had one of those as a teenager in 2001. From Revlon or Conair, for maybe 20 bucks.

[@Mar-velousMarlenak8]

Me too, it was Awful for my naturally curly hair. I ended up giving it away.

[@gorillabuttface]

I was trying to remember which version I had and I think it was Conair too! I loved mine!

[@lbc116]

I still remember the steam burns on my scalp. 🤣

[@Midnightpigeon666]

Ooo that’s some crispy hair asmr! Can we have a “can it cure?” Hair treatment series please? 😁

[@Cre8tive_Always]

Yes, I want to see that!

[@PD-qg5cx]

She’d need to severely cut back on heat styling 🥲

[@marlabaldwin7011]

The price of this tool is beyond ridiculous!!! No way would I ever pay that much for that thing. I hope anyone interested in buying it sees this video first so they have a better idea of how it works. Personally I am not impressed at all. Thanks for another great video 🙂

[@a.dchicky645]

Personally I thought the same until I made the purchase, I have natural curls and it’s the best thing I have found for me. It’s super durable and doesn’t make your hair all frizzy when it’s humid out. It’s a little pricey but it’s totally worth if you’ve got curls :) btw I have the white one which is the collab with L’Oréal so it’s a little different but it works like magic and it’s SUPER durable so definitely would recommend the L’Oréal collaboration instead of this Barbie thing hahah

[@EstherofSuza]

The Barbie is also L'Oreal colab

[@andreannebutuan]

@@a.dchicky645 its the same thing lol only difference is the design, oreal confirmed it

[@cfoster6804]

I have it and it's the best iron I've ever used. I straighten regularly. If you have afro textured hair and you find a straightener that can straighten your hair as straight as Bunny's in one pass and leave it hydrated...guess what...WORTH IT!

[@cfoster6804]

@@a.dchicky645 I feel like the curly/coily girls appreciate this more than others.

[@SereneDreams]

I think the issue is because you have natural hair texture and the straightener is streaming your hair, your hair is still moderately wet (even if it's just inside the cuticle) so, I noticed your hair wave was back for the most part at the end of the video, if I get my curly hair wet it will 100% go back to being curly.

[@amandahaufmann6796]

I would love to see you do an at home wolf cut! I think that would look so good on you.

[@amyelizabethscraftcorner]

I had something basically just like this 15 or so years ago called the "Maxi-Glide". Anyone else remember that? It was black with a blue little chamber and button I believe. It had ridges on the outside. I used that thing to death! I was all excited about this until I heard it was $250!

[@siguros]

I swear my friend had those! They used an iron before them so remember thinking how revolutionary.

[@SugaStarr]

I loved mine! Remember the inside had braille like bumps inside? It worked so well!!!

[@totallychristina3275]

Oh lawd, when you said 15 years ago I thought 90s and not 2006 😶😆

[@sleepyghostginger3921]

I had something like this but it was more like 20 years ago. I’m old!

[@supaflychik78]

Me too

[@carrierogers126]

I’ve been using my redken and Rowenta steamer for 10 years, they discontinued it and I was so sad about it. I’m SO excited that they made this! It’s so similar but with a smaller tank. My old steamer was $500 and I would pay it time and time again. It still works, but I want the smaller version.

[@sarra8487]

I would have problem with holding it always the way the arrows point. I always turn my straightener every way possible 😂 luv you Bunny 🐇

[@m00nchxld8]

You will get used to it eventually

[@chloenecessary9919]

Not sure why, but todays set up reminded me of your old setup in your bathroom!! I love the vibes

[@louisejohnson6057]

So, I straight up thought you were about to fill that thing up with beer for a second, lol!

[@BreannaBarnett]

My hair has been falling out so much from it being over processed. I was recommended this product after I reviewed a shampoo from olaplex. Thank you for sharing!

[@kimmystewart6959]

You can get heatless crimps by braiding your hair in medium size braids .and let it dry overnight your healess crimps last so long and it's not as damaging.

[@bluelagoon1980]

But they aren't really crimps.

[@kimmystewart6959]

Who says?

[@LT-Kwe]

Braids give waves not crimps lol

[@kimmystewart6959]

@@LT-Kwe depending what size braids. And how tightly braided.

[@christinak1759]

this reminds me of the very first straightening Iron I got for Christmas when I was barely a teenager - it was horrific grabby plates but worked by steaming your hair but like I have frizzy hair sooo steam made it more frizzy so I would use it without the steam

[@adiposerex5150]

Any straightener is priceless. I bet it works on wrinkled clothing too.

[@jwaterstraw5029]

i had a straightener just like this like 15 or so years ago it was red with a chamber thing to add water for steam, and it worked so good! it would probably work to this day but ive moved so many times i lost it

[@ravenfaebowie]

I do section out my hair bit by bit. But that's because my hair is long, thick and really curly. When I straighten it, my hair almost doubles in length.

[@Sara_Raney]

Reminds me of my first hair straightener and i might be wrong here but, the first hair straightener from conair with the water container you filled that made steam. Back in early 2000s. I used to use a good old fashion iron bc the steamer didn't work for me.

[@glittery_cucumber]

The finicky process of filling the thing with water is already too much hassle for 250 dollars imo

[@m00nchxld8]

It onky takes a second to fill it up and it lasts so long even for long hair

[@Kweghp]

Why was my first thought to put weird liquids in it and see what happens 😂😭

[@KiraMac123]

“I like clicks and beeps so I know I did something right” MEEEE 🤣💀

[@eftel_eenhoorn]

Hey bunny! Your videos always make me happy when I'm nervous for the week ahead 🥰

[@theresamercado375]

I am still using my graveyard girl flat iron and blow dryer

[@marymousel6306]

Love your hair today !!! So cute 🥰

[@antoniosnyder6192]

I chase my flat iron with my brush and section by layer, ain't nobody got time to do 1 inch sections lol unless you have curly/coily hair in which case you kinda have to in order to get a nice sleek look

[@BonanaNinja]

"Ffffwwwweeuuu... ya know?" 2:09 😂

[@abigalelemmon8945]

OMG I HAVEN'T BEEN HERE IN LIKE 5 YEARS I USED TO LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!

[@zzzgunt2210]

It looks so cheap, reminds me of an ionic straightener i had years ago with the comb attachment, it sucked and ripped out my hair haha

[@angieanne9377]

I got my mirror popsocket and love it!! Thanks bunny

[@aicirtkciub9167]

Nice to know I'm not the only one who takes the combs and brushes out of my appliances. I saw the comb and I thought oh I guess I'm weird I don't like those. Haha then you took it out. Yes!

[@kelowna77]

I had a steam straightener (a cheap one from walmart) when I was in high school (and i'm 35 lol, so awhile ago) and it was grabby as well. It had interchangeable plates for straightening, crimping, and waving, and it seemed like it was grabbing where the plates clicked in.

[@The.Living.Dead.Gurl0233]

I feel like I had this same tool!

[@KiraMac123]

Your theme song is so whimsical and reminds me of the Harry Potter music for some reason!!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍 I love you, Bunny!!!! Please keep being you 🤞🏼🤍

[@XxDreamlightDemon90xX]

honestly i wouldn't have noticed the cap was a cap i would've poked a hole in it XD

[@allykraft4317]

Damn, Pop Mirrors stole the show for a moment. Didn't know they existed, and now I NEED THEM!

[@Elise_Nelson]

I have the first version of Steampod and it releases quite a lot of steam which I actually like. Also it has really big water tank. :D I love it, it makes my hair super sleek and shiny and lasts until I wash them again, no matter what the weather is like.

[@just4craftsngiggles454]

Yes ice vs steamy would love to see the difference you have me curious now

[@meganallcock4955]

I’ve missed these videos soo much I’ve not watched grave yard girl in ages because I’ve been busy with school things I love you so much xxx your my favourite American KZbinr like ever I love you soo soo much

[@DarkLegion75]

Speaking of Barbie, I'd love to see you try out some Trixie Mattel products.

[@angelakwon4515]

Tbh i am depressed for a long time. one day her video is just pop up and since i found out this girl account it help me more than a therapist! Idk why, but i Love your video so much 🥺😩🙏thx for share 💙✨

[@nightinterludes1126]

As someone who has very thick African American hair, I can confirm that people do indeed section out their hair in one in sections for heat styling. If we don’t there’s literally no point to straightening, it will just look blow dried. And not in a good way.

[@cfoster6804]

Right. I was like obviously she's never seen black women straighten their hair.🤣

[@MrsJessVee]

I have very, very thick and curly hair, and I gotta say, the Steampod 1 is by far the best hair straightener I have ever used. My hair always feel super shiny and soft, and I don't need to touch up every day. I just make sure to apply a heat protectant serum (not Necessarily the Steampod one) on my hair, and then use it.

[@JenAngel21]

I never could do that making curls with a flat iron thing, I've even watched tutorials. Maybe it's my age. I'm only 42 but it seems like a new generation technique.

[@janiceg7661]

I have fine, curly hair and bought the Sephora steam one months ago, and I think it works great and believe me, nothing works for me normally.

[@BrookeCrochetsForU]

Two hundred and fifty doll hairs?!? 🙃😂

[@venomg5799]

I had one that i....acquired from ulta. It's green & was like $250-$300 or something. It used agave liquid & looked almost just like this. It worked pretty good from what i remember. I'm like half bald so i loathe to straighten my hair. I remembered having to fill it more than once. I can't even imagine if one has lots of hair.

[@YoitsSarahx]

This takes me back to those times when I would use an Iron to straighten my hair

[@melissavincelette9709]

This honestly sounds like the set to wet hair straightener when you’re going over your hair and hearing that “Darth Vador” noise. That straightener streamed your hair straight and dry after you showered.

[@AndreaR12810]

With naturally curly coily hair I have to literally go in sections when straightening my hair on those small occasions I do straighten it. If I don't do that it will get puffy so quick and just be a waste of my time.

[@kayleeedwards3548]

I want a video on the wireless curler on tiktok 😩😩😩

[@Chloe-dv9hf]

my grandmother always goes back to her beloved babyliss gas cordless curlers and it reminds me of this!

[@ColeRobinson99]

Thank you for all the dttrw vids!❤️❤️

[@TheETZmom]

You really look great with no makeup.

[@Hopelessformorning]

I’ve actually got these for Christmas and I was looking for reviews literally a day ago!

[@superdooper1830]

Only run the straightener over the hair once, slower if needed but not multiple times!

[@elexa1624]

I have thick crazy curly hair. So I have to section mine! I don’t measure it but it’s pretty small sections.

[@nicolemh]

I very rarely straighten my hair (I wear my natural curls) but when I do, I work in small vertical sections.

[@christinaclemens5797]

I section out my hair 🤣 every time

[@kazzyhart]

so excited about these vids again

[@jetleclaire5868]

This reminds me of my first hair straightener about 15 years ago. Terrifying! Lol

[@superdooper1830]

Hey Bunny! I have a suggestion for another cool hair tool you could try, it's compared to the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer. It's called the IQ Gamma Perfetto, it's super light weight and pretty cool looking. It's missing the fun magnets of Dyson but I think it looks pretty promising. Just thought I might suggest it :)

[@theeatrifan2494]

Hello! Is it less damaging for the hair than straightening with a flat iron or getting a blowout?

[@carveylover]

I think you should follow one of those fun wolf cut/shag tutorials. Brad Monda has one and Pretty Pastle Please followed a fun one. Also if you can find a flobee still that would be fun.

[@gustavorojas2592]

Does this thing really work really is my favorite day of the week

[@jhardy6154]

Way back when I was like 12 I got straighteners for my birthday and you'd to fill them with water. They used steam to straighten your hair like an iron 😅 my brother bought me them lol normal straighteners where a thing at the time.

[@staceyshaffer4984]

GOLD. Your videos always make me laugh 😄😄😄😄😄

[@babbelbubbla]

Love ❤"Does this thing really work" Hope you have a nice weekend🙂. GOLD

[@adri_makeup]

Idk by concept tho wouldn’t putting steam on the hair (essentially tiny water droplets) be more damaging? It’s aways said to not straighten wet or damp hair so putting water n then straightening it wouldn’t tht be similar? The tiny water droplets on the hair left by the steam would boil n evaporate as the hot plates pass over the hair no?

[@Yelir_xo]

I’m sectioning and straightening all of my hair as she says that no one actually does that 😂😂 I just like my hair as straight as possible but I have curly hair 😂

[@aavv1818]

San Francisco fan girl loves your honesty. Nah, I’m not gonna pay $250 for this!

[@EmmaLangford]

my purple $20 walgreens straightener of 4yrs would literally NEVER❤️

[@ninawellman8942]

There used to be an old Chi straightener that was pretty much the same thing, idk if they still make it. Still kind of expensive but way less than that one. What was that waver she held up?. I love that style so much but any I have found are too big for my short hair but that one looks small enough

[@Regany98]

What are supposed to be the benefits of this over using a regular straightener?

[@plainsongsss]

the goal of this product is probably less heat damage, but the humidity from it would probably just make your hair frizzy (depending on ur hair type ofc)

[@cfoster6804]

To infuse moisture so your hair doesn't pull it from the air causing frizz.

[@cfoster6804]

@@plainsongsss It doesn't. I have afro hair and this gets my hair straighter than any dry iron.

[@aivanloistava]

U can take sections 5 times that size and still it works! That's why the bigger size doesn't matter!!

[@mijalakis3]

It is less damaging than any other curler because aalthough steam is the product of boiling waterc (100 celsius) it is ain the end still water only in a different state of matter. It will both open the hair cuticle a bit, deposit water inside hyrrating it, then the actual heat from the iron wiil seal in that hydration and smoothing the edges

[@Akasha81884]

I'm watching this as I'm using a flat iron to CURL my hair! Lol! Love you Bunny!

[@vanessamartin5522]

I got ghd straighteners when they first came out, like over 10 years ago, still have the same pair & I only really use them to curl my hair, which I don't do much

[@Jamiesaurus_Art]

I do horizontal 1-1.5" sections going up the back and sides and just do the front by how it naturally clumps together.

[@kellie5138]

Lol anyone else remember the wet to dry straightener. It was my best friend in highschool (next to the crunchy scrunched hair and straightened bangs, of course 😳) 🤣

[@rmfc1306]

YES! I still use mine sometimes!

[@stellaminaj9210]

The Serumgoes on your hair after you use the steam pod But this is after you put the styling cream on your hair it is recommended to use the styling cream on damp hair because it is a heat protectant cream but it's a keratin enriched styling cream as well I've been using the steam pod for years I have one I love it and it's more of a at home or in Solon treatment because you're using keratin to straighten the hair and the effects last a long time but that is until you wash your hair

[@hollypierce3076]

So it’s like the curling iron from the 80’s that would steam when you filled it with water, it had a button on the top you could push for a burst of steam. That thing was all the rage in my school days!!

[@KoriEmerson]

Yup, I had ne too. I TOTALLY forgot about it.

[@AD-hq2uz]

Ice vs steam is a good idea

[@night_owl_sadness]

I just recently bought my first straightener cause my hair recently turned wavy from being pin straight which is really weird. I bought the Remington Pro Wet 2 style straightener from Walmart and it was less than $30.00 and it works great

[@staceylange4542]

I had a babyliss steam straighteners in the early 00s. It was pants

[@elisestevens1412]

Lol anyone with curly or kinky hair has to section out their hair in tiny pieces just to straighten it, and you have to go over each tiny piece multiple times!! It literally takes me 3-4 hours to straighten my hair