New Hair Steamer Review On 4c Natural Hair

I have low porosity hair which means it’s difficult for my hair to retain or absorb moisture. To fight dry and brittle hair I bought the Kingsteam 2 in 1 hair and facial steamer on Amazon Prime. Now I can treat my hair from the comfort of my home. Also, I used aloe vera as a hair mask for my treatment. Let me know in the comments if you learned anything new or have any questions down below
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[@21stcenturygrandmother70]

You got me with "research"...mine arrives tomorrow & just subscribed.

[@queenyobee]

I am happy to help. This steamer hands down one of my best purchases I made for my hair.

[@thecure3982]

Black Friday is coming up. Alikay's honey deep conditioner has honey which is also a humectant. Aloe is temporary unless you leave it in and use an anti-humectant on top of it. Like using uncle funky's daughter gel. Some people like that.

[@queenyobee]

I never heard of their products before but I may try it. I read about honey being really good for natural hair.

[@thecure3982]

@@queenyobee some people choose to put a a drop of honey in their conditioner. I don't know about the last effects of humectants in conditioning though but I enjoy that product.

[@latonyashanelle]

I have the same hair steamer from Amazon, but in brown. Chile, I forgot how to connect the lid. I searched on KZbin and your channel came up! I am 4c too... the same struggles. I used this steamer once or twice the 2+years I've had it. How do I connect this thing?! LOL (Subbed :-)). I have started doing my own protective styles, hair is almost bra strap.

[@queenyobee]

Hello Queen, it's super easy trust me. I start by adding water then attach the neck piece. Make sure the rubber tube is facing up. That's how the steam travels up. Then attach the hood to the neck by sliding the black pieces together. Also remember to open the holes at the top of the hood so you don't dry your hair out from the heat. I hope this helps and if it doesn't watch me do it in the video at 6:14. Your hair is going to love the steam treatments and it reach your bra strap soon. Oh and thank you so much for showing my channel love by joining the kingdom! I hope we can learn from each other on our natural hair journey.

[@thecure3982]

I may get one on offer up. People typically have steamers on there a lot. For cheap lol. And they do negotiate. It isn't like the warranties give a lot of time so why not right.

[@queenyobee]

When I was looking for a steamer I looked on OfferUp first and couldn't find any near me. I love OfferUp, I sell and buy on there app all the time.

[@thecure3982]

@@queenyobee lol I know that is right. Check facebook marketplace too. I missed out on some nice steamers I wish I got on offer up.

[@queenyobee]

yes! facebook market is another good place to check

[@thecure3982]

@@queenyobee thank you for reminding me Curl lol

[@lizgerman1238]

I love the thumbnail of this video!

[@queenyobee]

Thank you! You would be surprised if I told you how I got it lol

[@raviepretty]

Great job

[@jakeiaekwegh4112]

I have one too but I can’t find a way to clean/wipe the inside of the tank. Do you know how?

[@queenyobee]

I use distilled water so I don't have any build-up in my tank. If I had that issue I would try using vinegar to clean the tank. I hope that helps

[@thecure3982]

I want a steamer that does cool steam. I have no idea why they make them that hot. Some people have damaged their hair using all kinds of steamers but they may have been high porosity before going under or using them too often.

[@queenyobee]

I haven't seen a cool steamer but when I use my steamer I use it max. twice a month. Also, I open the three holes at the top because if I don't my hair will dry out.

[@thecure3982]

@@queenyobee yes be careful. water can wear out your hair.

[@Annmarie21942]

Does the steamer still work for you after a year of having it?

[@queenyobee]

Hello, I am sorry for the late reply but yes it still working without any issues.

[@Jo_Schmoe]

Hey Queen! Great video! Very THOROUGH review. Now that you've been using this steamer for a few months, has it given you any problems other than the ones you've already listed? I keep reading that the issue with a lot of steamers (professional versions or otherwise), is that they stop working after a while. I Would really love your feedback. Thank you Xo

[@queenyobee]

Hello Joana! Great question, I think the problem is probably coming from using the wrong water. You have to use distilled water. I was lazy one day and used purified water and now I have this white build up in my stream. Over time that build can cake up inside the steamer and it will stop working properly. I hope this helps.

[@hushpuppytt1]

@@queenyobee The directions state to fix the build up, (limescale) which happens at times, fill up the tank with 400ml of water and one spoon of vinegar. Turn in the unit by pressing steam button to let the water boil, turn off, let cool. After approximately 12 hours, discard the vinegar water and rinse with clean water. Hope this helps.

[@queenyobee]

@@hushpuppytt1 I am try this on my two clothing steamers. They have pretty bad build up. Thanks

[@AyandaBailey]

I would recommend hot oil treatment

[@queenyobee]

Yes, I am want to try that one day. What oils do you recommend I try?

[@AyandaBailey]

QueeNyobee I like Coconut, Avocado, olive Oil, Grape-seed, peppermint oils mixed together.

[@queenyobee]

I like to mix oils together too but I haven't used grape-seed yet. I am try it in my next mix TY.

[@ballygarrick3804]

Hi Queen, the idea is not to have your head toally under the hood. My hairdresser told me as it steams the water runs down. It's a different method of steaming.

[@queenyobee]

Hey Bally! Thank you for that info because I didn't know that. It makes more sense to me now. I need to do some research into it.

[@audreyeaton7515]

i appreciate your honesty and detailed comments i may purchase this product thank you

[@queenyobee]

Thank you and I hope you enjoy the steamer as much as I do.

[@KaySeminomadic]

Good points!

[@queenyobee]

Thank you, I appreciate you for watching.

[@tomigoe376]

Could you add essential oils your water? Was thinking of doing a peppermint oil steam treatment.

[@queenyobee]

My only concern with trying to add a oil like that is the steam getting in your eyes and the peppermint oil irritating them. You could try it but if I was you I wouldn't put that much in the water.

[@tomigoe376]

@@queenyobee thank you!

[@thangarajan5570]

Can hair steamer be used daily? Or How many times a week can you use hair streamer ? ... Please reply

[@Superlife1369]

I heard somewhere that if you use it everyday then your hair will be too moisturized. I’m sure it also depends on for how long you are steaming your hair each session and many other factors.

[@queenyobee]

I personally don't use it daily or weekly.

[@ellajunesniece3990]

How is this steamer performing for you, now?

[@queenyobee]

Sorry I am just replying but I still use it without issues.

[@msjjohns1250]

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[@queenyobee]

What happened ?