Deep Conditioning Microwavable Heat Cap for Steaming Hair Styling and Treatment, Haircare Therapy (Purple)

Bueno, las mascarillas penetran más en el cabello, y la sensación en la cabeza es muy agradable

I very much like this heat cap. It's filled with flax seed that hold the heat for a long time. My hair was super dry. Luckily, no breakage or split ends but just seriously dry. A deep conditioning was in order and adding heat to that helps the cuticle open up and take the moisturizing effects better. The terry cloth interior also helps hold in the heat.I zapped the cap in the microwave - started at 60 seconds then added an additional 15 seconds. Cap was nicely warm to the touch. After conditioning my hair, I covered my hair with the included throw-away plastic cap and then topped it with this heat cap. Waited about 20-25 minutes and let it work its hot magic then removed, discarded plastic shower cap and washed my hair.You can see from the before and after pictures the difference the deep conditioning and heat cap made in my hair. In case you're interested in what I used, I researched various salong products (Redken, Matrix, etc) as well as DIY. What I learned about DIY - forget the egg and yogurt and other nonsense. Those molecules are too big to penetrate the hair shaft. Here's my recipe which was just enough for my hair:4 TBL Olive oil2 TBL Unrefined coconut oil (important that it's unrefined)1 TBL HoneyThe coconut oil is thick - think the consistency of lard. When you mix it with the olive oil and honey, it will start to break down but you'll see some little white bits in the mixture. That's ok - it will fully dissolve with the heat of your scalp/head plus the heat of the cap. Don't be tempted to microwave the mix. That will negate the value of the unrefined coconut oil which is oil that has not been heated in the manufacturing process. Have a rag or towel handy as this will drip down your forehead a bit. Leave on for 20-30 minutes tops. Your hair will only absorb so much moisture so leaving it on for hours isn't going to do any more good. Think of a sponge sitting in a bowl of water. Once that sponge is full, it literally can't absorb any more liquid. I shampooed my hair three rounds to make sure all the oil was out and then finished with my regular conditioner, as usual.I think the pictures speak volumes for the results.

Did everything it was supposed to? Didn't come with directions but I knew from reading up on them. Would highly recommend adding instructions.

It's nice having this to make my expensive conditioners work better so I can use less. The only issue that I want to warn people about is that it can get too hot and burn your scalp so be careful about that. Hotter isn't better, just warm it up.

Really holds the heat but how do you clean this? That’s the only reason I can’t give this a higher rating.

Muy buen producto

Bought this after seeing someone on YouTube swear by heated hair caps for dry hair. I have really frizzy hair and the bottom half of my hair has been bleached over three times, permanently dyed, and had intense color remover applied thrice as well. After a trim and a hair gloss to add shine/color back into the ends I used a scalp oil treatment paired w a hair masque, left on for an hour w cap, my hair looks as soft as my new growth, just more dry. I had been doing all of the above and my hair looked way better, however it was missing something to bring it to where I wanted it to be; I could never get my hair to actually feel soft before this heated cap.No one can tell how damaged the bottom is, I wish someone would have told about this sooner!!!

Lasted only 3 times before the seeds came out. I use this heat cap when I color my hair w/henna. So on my 4th time, the cap lining ripped and I had seeds everywhere. My last cap (different brand) lasted much longer than- just over a year.