Red Pro Hair Therapy 2-in-1 Hair Steamer & Facial Steamer for Hydration Deep Cleaning, Designed for Personal Care at Home or Spa & Salon, Moisturize Hair 6x More Effectively

Seats hair well… gets pretty hot… it does run out of water pretty quickly. My previous one had a bigger water canister. It’s does give me a solid 10minutes.

Buy it! I saw a hair steamer on YouTube and honestly haven’t heard of such a thing until that point. I knew my natural hair needed a boost in the moisture department and products alone weren’t the answer. I kept coming back to the reviews and changing my mind whenever I saw a bad one. I finally decided to take the leap and try it and I’m so glad I did! One of the reviews mentioned that it did not work right out of the box. It will certainly appear that way if you don’t give it time to heat up and begin producing the steam. It takes about 4-5 min. Once it starts this little thing can go! It produces steam consistently until the water level drops below the hose (about 10-15 min, maybe less, but I didn’t count). It does get a little hot under there, but it’s not bad. Keep a towel with you to cover your ears if you get uncomfortable and to manage the dripping. There are a couple things I don’t like, but I can live with. One, the hood does not fold in, which makes it difficult to store the steamer. Two, the plastic is a bit low on the quality scale. It’s a more flexible plastic than hard, durable plastic. Again, not deal breakers, but I did want to mention that. My hair felt so soft and moisturized post treatment! I washed my hair first, applied leave in conditioner, and steamed. You do what works for you, but that’s what I did in case someone is wondering if you should wash first. I have no regrets and highly recommend it.

Pros: Easy to put together, moisturizing Cons: Not easy to disassemble and store Makes a loud noise when low on water When the water gets to the “low” mark it ceases to work, so I don’t see the point in having a 300mL reservoir when it gets to 100 and stops steaming, water drips from the head cover while using, so a towel is needed to stop from being burned

This is a great steamer overall while it was working i loved it but i ran into a problem where it would not start it just continues to beep ive tried cleaning it putting it on a even surface but it doesnt stop so i got a replacement unfortunately now my replacement is doing the same thing idk y this happens also the cup holder should be locked in securely after a while it would drop mid steam and cut my session short

I love the steamer, it was wonderful while it was working. I purchased the 2 year insurance on the product only to be told after 6 months when I tried to submit a claim that since the steamer has a 1 year replacement warranty i would need to contact the manufacturer. So i reached out to them, I haven’t heard anything back at all. So needless to say I’m stuck with insurance that i purchased to avoid being stuck without the steamer, a steamer that no longer works after 6 months, and the run around from all responsible parties! Isn’t there an amazon guarantee on this, I took the necessary precautions, purchased the product, got the extended warranty insurance... why am I the one empty handed at this point?

When I read the reviews for this product, I almost didn’t want to buy it. I decided to give it a chance and I love it. It is easy to assemble and if you follow the instruction you shouldn’t have any problems. With that being said, it does have a few drawbacks. It is not adjustable but if you find the right chair and table height you can make it work. When I first started steaming the back of my hair wasn’t getting steamed. I realized I needed to sit further into the steamer hood than at salons. I am a 4B/C naturalista. I part my hair into four sections and bobby pin them up towards the crown of my head with my deep conditioner/hair mask on. After letting the steamer warm up and produce steam (about 3-5 minutes), I sit under the hood for 19 minutes (any longer than that and it yells at me that the water is too low). Then I cover my head in a plastic cap wait for the machine to cool down a little (roughly 5 minutes) add more water and repeat. Honestly my hair is nicely steamed after the 19 minute session but I’m just extra. Also, the way to add water is a little awkward. The directions say to add from the top and pull out this stopper but that takes too long and I am impatient. So I get a pouring cup with a spout and just fill the cup to the max line while it is detached from the holding spot but still within the apparatus. I love this product but you will have to figure out a way to work with it. I hope this helps.

This machine it totally worth it. I have used on face and my hair. It was a little awkward to put together, but not hard. I also had to figure out how to position chair to fit under the hair steamer. I realized the nozzle rotates for the face. Once you figure out how to position it you will be pleased. It puts out a great amount of steam and feels so great. The only negative comment I have is that I wish it held more water. However, it probably wouldn't be good to sit under it any longer than one full tank. It also beeps prior to using all the water in the container. Although, not required I used purified water instead of tap water. I would like to ensure there aren't any water/chemical deposits that will reduce the life of the machine in the future.

Steamer – Just Okay I had high hopes for this product, but overall it’s just okay. It does the job of moisturizing hair and skin reasonably well, but the design has a few frustrating flaws. The biggest issue is that the steamer head is not adjustable—you can’t tilt or raise it, so getting into the right position is awkward unless you stack books or sit uncomfortably low. That really limits its ease of use. The build quality also feels pretty cheap. The plastic parts don’t seem very durable, and I’m not sure how long it will last with regular use. For the price, I expected better quality and more thoughtful design. Steam sessions also tend to run shorter than advertised, requiring frequent refills. It’s not a terrible product—it works, and it’s easy to assemble—but I wouldn’t call it great either. If you're looking for something long-lasting or more salon-grade, I’d suggest spending a bit more for a sturdier, more adjustable model.