Well I'm a guy that starting steaming so I could breath better but did notice better blood flow to the face - but I steam multiple times a day - which I was expecting to be 'normal' but what you say Miss Anahi is more the norm on video's I've watched - a few times a week - but I don't agree - it seems that the 'blood / lympth' argument is really where the long term health would come in - like how much more blood flow over the period of years ? anyway - I also just use a pan and a foil chute but I live like a pig with tools and junk around - and yes - open pores are very vulnerable to dirt - seems like a great area for research - also aromas carrying pro active therapeutics ? collagen boosting ? and what of steaming the scalp for stronger hair (you don't need that - your hair is gorgeous)
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I just steamed my face with a bowl of boiling water and a towel for 10 minutes. After I looked into the bowl ( which was clean before) and there was what looked like a lot of dead skin cells. I don't wear makeup and I had already taken a shower only a half hour before. So, I guess if I were to do it again, I would prefer this method over a steamer since all the impurities fall off into the bowl.
fill up the tub with hot water go in the tub / not only you get a full body steam you get a face steam too.. you can put your face near the water too. also close the bathroom door.. Easy and Free !!!!
Thanks so much for the demonstrations. You are such a beautiful lady. How long have you been doing this to achieve such gorgeous skin? I'm just discovering this. TFS
Hi, yes the steam should be hot. Don’t get your face too close to the steamer you can burn yourself and that would NOT be good. I always keep 12-36 inches away from the steamer.
Hi, I wouldn’t. If you use tap water the steamer will develop build up and will eventually stop working. I use bottled water or filtered water. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Well of course it hydrates the skin - it may be where a person lives - if they live in humidity - the moisture retains - in a dry environment - winter or desert - then smart to apply a healthy hypo allergenic moisturizer immediately after the hydrating steaming operation - - the video IS NOT misleading and she had a very light recommendation on use - like a few times a week - I steam more than every day - - your comment was helpful I'll look up the reason why dermatologists don't recommend it - thanx
I ordered a facial steamer today. I want to look young as long as possible.
Never thought of the sinus benefits!!! Multi uses!!!
Well I'm a guy that starting steaming so I could breath better but did notice better blood flow to the face - but I steam multiple times a day - which I was expecting to be 'normal' but what you say Miss Anahi is more the norm on video's I've watched - a few times a week - but I don't agree - it seems that the 'blood / lympth' argument is really where the long term health would come in - like how much more blood flow over the period of years ? anyway - I also just use a pan and a foil chute but I live like a pig with tools and junk around - and yes - open pores are very vulnerable to dirt - seems like a great area for research - also aromas carrying pro active therapeutics ? collagen boosting ? and what of steaming the scalp for stronger hair (you don't need that - your hair is gorgeous)
Microderm GLO products are excellent overall. I prefer to purchase directly from the company versus Amazon. They are cheaper than Amazon's price, they offer free shipping and they usually have a promo code for further savings.
I just steamed my face with a bowl of boiling water and a towel for 10 minutes. After I looked into the bowl ( which was clean before) and there was what looked like a lot of dead skin cells. I don't wear makeup and I had already taken a shower only a half hour before. So, I guess if I were to do it again, I would prefer this method over a steamer since all the impurities fall off into the bowl.
Thank u so much but i woul like to know are u puting something like oil or anything when your steaming the face?
You are really pretty.
Thank You so much!
I’ve never had acne.
Do I start using a streamer on a clean face first? I’m confused on what to do first. 😊
My steamer just arrived today😊
fill up the tub with hot water go in the tub / not only you get a full body steam you get a face steam too.. you can put your face near the water too. also close the bathroom door.. Easy and Free !!!!
Gotta try not to get scalded
Anahi this video was so insightful, thank you 💜
Im so happy you’ve found my video helpful. Thanks for watching. 🙂
You are so beautiful!!!even without makeup.🥰
You’re so sweet. Thank you! 💕
With steamer my face didn’t get wet felt dry
Thanks so much for the demonstrations. You are such a beautiful lady. How long have you been doing this to achieve such gorgeous skin? I'm just discovering this. TFS
what is the ideal period to steam our face? is 5 minutes sufficient?
Hi, 5-10 minutes should be enough. It all depends on your skin type.
How long have you had the steamer ?
Had it for about 6 months.
Loved this video 💕
Thank you! 💕
Shot you a message regarding business about the face steamer!
I just got my facial steamer and when I out the water in it's real hot. Is it supposed to be this hot?
Hi, yes the steam should be hot. Don’t get your face too close to the steamer you can burn yourself and that would NOT be good. I always keep 12-36 inches away from the steamer.
Can I use tap water in my steamer??
Hi, I wouldn’t. If you use tap water the steamer will develop build up and will eventually stop working. I use bottled water or filtered water. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Anahí’s Beauty Life thanks so much!!😊
Steaming is not recommended by dermatologists. It does not hydrate your skin, it’s actually the opposite. Very misleading video.
Nat STEMING ON FACE PURIFIES... then inmediately hydrate......everyone knows this.
Well of course it hydrates the skin - it may be where a person lives - if they live in humidity - the moisture retains - in a dry environment - winter or desert - then smart to apply a healthy hypo allergenic moisturizer immediately after the hydrating steaming operation - - the video IS NOT misleading and she had a very light recommendation on use - like a few times a week - I steam more than every day - - your comment was helpful I'll look up the reason why dermatologists don't recommend it - thanx