How To: Steaming My Natural Hair with Red Pro Hair Steamer

Hey Lovelies, just a few things to note when steaming your natural hair: Don't steam your hair too often. Over-steaming really is a thing. Too much moisture can cause weak, limp hair especially if you have high porosity hair. I'm new to steaming (with medium porosity)so I plan to steam only twice a month. Annnd, just so you know, the steamer turns off on its own. No need to gauge it yourself.
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