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Is steaming only for freshly washed hair??

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sjones

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Hey yall. Finally bought a steamer, and used it for my girls last week on their freshly washed hair. Their hair is now in week-old 2 strand twists, and I want to freshen them up and moisturize them (thus, considered the steamer), but I don't want to go through the process of washing again, if I can help it. Thoughts? I tried searching for this, but I'm still getting used to this newer system--seems like I can't get good search results anymore. Anyway, wutchall think about steaming the twists?
 
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I steam my twists all the time, add a leave in then retwist.:yep:
 
I would say, not at all! Steam is water anyway, so it will eventually get wet! Like a previous poster stated, a lot of us DC on dry hair anyway!
 
Good question. I was wondering the same thing.
 
I steam my twists all the time, add a leave in then retwist.:yep:


Bet--that's what I'm bout ta do. I think I'll spray a little Qhemet Karkady Tea mist on, steam them up, then retwist with some Qhemet AOHC. Thanks yall!
 
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