I'm not the only person in the comments saying this but you should have tried this w/ all hair types. Women w/ type 2 wavy, type 3 curly and type 4 coily hair.
do u not know the difference between the scalp and a hair type there cleaning the *SCALP* If they were cleaning there hair it would just be a normal hair wash with shampoo and stuff
It says they tried it on two different scalps, I was expecting one with straight hair and another girl with curly hair. For me, They choose two girls with the same scalp.
You can do this at home every week which I do. Here are the steps: 1. Get an aloe vera and coconut oil, caster oil 2. Rub the gluey aloevera on scalp by sections 3. After each section rub the heated oil on the scalp 4. After doing 2 and 3 till you finish the sectioned scalp, massage for at least 15mins 5. Wrap your hair in a plastic bag or a shower cap. 6. Leave it for at least an hour 7. Rinse with mild shampoo till most oil are gone. I do this 2 a week and my hair so bouncy (i have oily fine straight hair) and my scalp doesn't itch.
Man I would love to know if this helps skin conditions such as psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis. I have both and have tried nearly everything to alleviate it with little luck.
You gotta take a comb, section you hair and take your time and comb it all out. If its a thick layer, nothing you put on top will remove it, once it is removed this will be a great maintenance.
Sk3tchen my mom has psoriasis on her scalp and it has been devastating for her because she has large bald patches. I am GENUINELY really sorry you are going through this and hope you find a solution soon.
jay because of their hair. Black people have more natural frizzy hair that needs different treatment than other types of hairs. One thing that could work for a white persons hair won't work for them..
This is basically a hot oil treatment. Black girls been doing this for generations. How we do it: Scratch/massage the scalp with a rat tail comb to loosen up dandruff, apply oil to penetrate hair shaft and place plastic cap over head to sit under a hooded hair dryer, wash, condition, sometimes a hair mask can be applied, rinse, style, complete. I thought I was gonna see something new & innovative. I just saw a classic salon service 🤷🏾♀️
everyone has been doing hot oil treatments forever...not just black girls. if you don't like it, then ust go do a "classic salon service" instead of bitching
Can you guys do a test with a person with natural hair and another person with dandruff, or perhaps a person with dandruff in their natural hair for the ultimate test
P.M 1983 natural hair is a term used for afro textured hair to differentiate from when it’s relaxed/permed. Generally when you have a white woman walk into a salon for a hair treatment you don’t have to ask if it’s “natural” or not.
It really depends more on your genes, your hair type, and how much you tend to sweat and produce oil daily. When I was younger, I used to wash my hair only every other day, and it showed. I did that for years, and yet nothing changed despite my "training". On the second day my hair would be greasy and messy and stringy against my scalp, and you could see the scalp peeking through all over. After I got a job where I needed to look presentable every day, washing my hair once every two days stopped being an option. The only way for me to keep it clean, voluminous and healthy is by shampooing it every day. So really, hair and haircare is different for every individual -- there is no hard and fast rule like "people with thin hair really can't wash it daily" or "you can train it to last clean longer". I wash my thin hair daily, and it has never looked better.
ilovefood132 yeah or just curly hair.... but Yes i was wondering the same thing. “We tried it on a different scalp “ made me think oh, maybe a curly/kinky scalp? But no, it was the same.
Koi Tenshi steam is not direct heat on hair like a flat iron. As a naturally kinky haired girl I would love to see if this would actually work with my hair/scalp.
You can do regular detoxifying steam treats at home using the Q-Redew hand held hair steamer. Improve the health of your scalp and increase hair growth with routine steam treatments. And it feels great!
I don’t know why but I just imagine these two ladies must have the best, most perfect lives. They go home to their ice apartment with their cat and their bf and just live happily ever after. Anyone else with me?
Nobody has 'perfect' lives. Also the snippets you see of people lives doesn't show the whole reality. You never know what's going on behind closed doors. So many people walk around with a smile on their face but inside their battling with depression, anxiety etc.
I want this done. I’ve dyed my hair a few times and I dyed it back to my hair color brown and I’m just waiting for my natural hair to grow in. It’s about two inches of natural hair grew in and my hair is tot he middle of my back. It’s pretty healthy. I just wish I never ever dyed it. I never bleached it but I’ve dyed it purple, then black and purple, then just black, then I did a color remover a couple times to dye it back to brown. All in the matter of probably three years. And it’s been months since I dyed it brown. I do treatments and stuff and wash my hair once or twice a week(twice at most).
Lol, the before after magnifying.. yeah she went there with dirty hair with product in it and then her hair got shampooed. I don’t see anything different, but the illusion of a deep hair cleaning experience. And your hair steams too when you take a warm shower..
Hello! I just want to ask if they do this too for people's with lice or dandruff? I'm living in the Philippines by the way so I don't go to Los Angeles sorry
It's just static electricity produced on rubbing insulating surfaces. Nothing to worry about. It's all okay unless you are feeling a lot of current. I am guessing you're Indian. Me too. If you're in CBSE, you'll learn it in 8th, don't worry.
Yes children but at what level of heat is the steam coming out of her little steam bag?? You tube is about learning and entertainment. In this video I was both. I've never seen one of those bags and I never saw one of those video cameras she used in the beginning. Not wishing I lived in California but wish I had these salon toys by my house.
Wish they would’ve tried this on someone with dandruff.
Marlah 1 day ago yet over a 100 likes. And yes, I am commenting so you can see your ahievememt XD
Like me for example
I was hoping that one of them had dandruff because I find that to be the real test.
The hairdresser will faint if she saw my scalp, I have tried everything, but dandruff won't let me be
Yeah I want to know if it will work or maybe they don't do for dandruff head
"we tried it on two scalps"
...enter two identical hair types -_-
Sarah Kuhn god i thouhht it was the same person
"detox"
“We tried it on two different people”
.... picks two white girls -_-
Scalp type doesnt equal hair type
Exactly. Would have been intrigued if it was a Black person
That hairstylist was the cutest! She seemed genuinely happy for them and really knowledgeable!
Bruh my scalp is probably so toxic. I need this.
Ann Mig same
saaaaaame.
Detox is a scam..
Think about how relaxing is that scalp cleaning 🤩
You probably dont wash your hair for weeks..that is why it is toxic...Lol
Just imagine the lady putting the camera on your scalp to look at it and next thing you know, she sees a whole bunch of headlice. Omf the cringe
lmao thats what i was thinkingg
I would die literally.
I hate you now
But stil XD
@@salsacake *still
@@shan4289 Oof
I need this done
Rimsha Khalid me tooo
Rimsha Khalid don't we all?
Sayum
Jelly kat holy crap it's pusheen!
@@neenapaul366 So do I. Anybody know how much it costs?
I'm not the only person in the comments saying this but you should have tried this w/ all hair types. Women w/ type 2 wavy, type 3 curly and type 4 coily hair.
LetYourLiteShine17 type 5 afro
Red apple that’s coily hair
do u not know the difference between the scalp and a hair type there cleaning the *SCALP* If they were cleaning there hair it would just be a normal hair wash with shampoo and stuff
@@smallbodybighead6 that’s coily hair
For real
It bothers me that they called it “detoxifying”, just leave out the BS and calling it deep cleansing and I’d be on board.
100%
it's obvious they think their audience is stupid.
The difference?
@@sursoor1010 the difference is that detoxifying implies toxins...
It says they tried it on two different scalps, I was expecting one with straight hair and another girl with curly hair. For me, They choose two girls with the same scalp.
the hairstylist looks like she’s the sweetest, she literally radiates joy when she smiles omg
You can do this at home every week which I do.
Here are the steps:
1. Get an aloe vera and coconut oil, caster oil
2. Rub the gluey aloevera on scalp by sections
3. After each section rub the heated oil on the scalp
4. After doing 2 and 3 till you finish the sectioned scalp, massage for at least 15mins
5. Wrap your hair in a plastic bag or a shower cap.
6. Leave it for at least an hour
7. Rinse with mild shampoo till most oil are gone.
I do this 2 a week and my hair so bouncy (i have oily fine straight hair) and my scalp doesn't itch.
But I am highly allergic to Aloe vera! So what’s the substitute of Aloe vera?
Man I would love to know if this helps skin conditions such as psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis. I have both and have tried nearly everything to alleviate it with little luck.
You gotta take a comb, section you hair and take your time and comb it all out. If its a thick layer, nothing you put on top will remove it, once it is removed this will be a great maintenance.
Yeah. I really wanted to see how it would work for plaque psoriasis. Their scalps didn't even really look all that gunked-up. :(
Aprylls NailsNstuff I agree. I had really bad scalp psoriasis and I had tried everything. This is the only way that has worked for me
Try the whole 30 diet
Sk3tchen my mom has psoriasis on her scalp and it has been devastating for her because she has large bald patches. I am GENUINELY really sorry you are going through this and hope you find a solution soon.
I'm black, they would be so shocked, they'll turn me away. I wanna try that steaming cap though
M. Smith you don’t know that
??? if you have roots why would they turn you away? don't be dramatic
M. Smith lol
M. Smith what does being black have to do with this-
jay because of their hair. Black people have more natural frizzy hair that needs different treatment than other types of hairs. One thing that could work for a white persons hair won't work for them..
This is basically a hot oil treatment. Black girls been doing this for generations. How we do it: Scratch/massage the scalp with a rat tail comb to loosen up dandruff, apply oil to penetrate hair shaft and place plastic cap over head to sit under a hooded hair dryer, wash, condition, sometimes a hair mask can be applied, rinse, style, complete. I thought I was gonna see something new & innovative. I just saw a classic salon service 🤷🏾♀️
TeaServedCold Entertainment Preach
everyone has been doing hot oil treatments forever...not just black girls. if you don't like it, then ust go do a "classic salon service" instead of bitching
TeaServedCold Entertainment why you telling everyone our secrets lol jk
A B Well that wasn't very nice......😂😂😂😂🙃
A B come down and Wolfie Chan is right
That was so interesting to see all that tan stuff washing out from her hair. The scalp looked so fresh and clean after!!!
Can you guys do a test with a person with natural hair and another person with dandruff, or perhaps a person with dandruff in their natural hair for the ultimate test
Dude, her hair is natural. Its not a weave.
P.M 1983 natural hair is a term used for afro textured hair to differentiate from when it’s relaxed/permed. Generally when you have a white woman walk into a salon for a hair treatment you don’t have to ask if it’s “natural” or not.
@@catseden777 oh I see. So its just telling people at the Salon so they know, i got you.
@@priscillaL83 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Both had very thin hair. Definitely cannot wash that everyday.
Jania Shaw mine is similar and I wash it daily or it gets disgustingly greasy. You can wash thin hair daily.
Yeah, people with thin hair are usually the ones who need to wash daily.
Well not really it all depends on your diet and the way you train your hair. For now I wash it once every two days
It really depends more on your genes, your hair type, and how much you tend to sweat and produce oil daily. When I was younger, I used to wash my hair only every other day, and it showed. I did that for years, and yet nothing changed despite my "training". On the second day my hair would be greasy and messy and stringy against my scalp, and you could see the scalp peeking through all over. After I got a job where I needed to look presentable every day, washing my hair once every two days stopped being an option. The only way for me to keep it clean, voluminous and healthy is by shampooing it every day. So really, hair and haircare is different for every individual -- there is no hard and fast rule like "people with thin hair really can't wash it daily" or "you can train it to last clean longer". I wash my thin hair daily, and it has never looked better.
(And I would not call the hair types shown in this video "really thin". If you think that's thin, you've not seen much thin hair.)
I need to get a scalp treatment done to see if it’s healthy, I’m losing a lot of hair
I bet they don't do natural hair
ilovefood132 yeah ikr. They would of put a natural and strait hair girl
Yes I was like please do a black girrllllll
ilovefood132 yeah or just curly hair.... but Yes i was wondering the same thing. “We tried it on a different scalp “ made me think oh, maybe a curly/kinky scalp? But no, it was the same.
Michelle Gard some white skinned people have kinkier hair too. But yea, they could have put someone different.
Koi Tenshi steam is not direct heat on hair like a flat iron. As a naturally kinky haired girl I would love to see if this would actually work with my hair/scalp.
I have a scalp disease and it basically causes me to have awful dandruff and it is a ton of work and really painful. I *need* this so badly.
I want to do that . . . But I have dandruff 😞
thats what its for
Jalyn Villanueva, really? It didn’t say that in the video
Lena Winter it’s basically to “exfoliate” the scalp without the scrubbing
pink gui, that makes sense . . .
Anisha Saxena LoL 😂😂😂
Just on question.
Do they do African hair?
Ella Yvette "African hair".....
Ella Yvette Yes we can we been doing this its called hot oil treatment
Wolfie Chan LMAOOOO
Yes
Ella Yvette im sorry but what exactly is “african hair”
I could not do that as my job!!! I would be grossed out!!!🤕
Tayan Sophie same I don't want this as a job. But I want them to do this treatment to me
Tayan Sophie really? I find it weirdly satisfying
No but I got Cheese whiz Lmao
You can do regular detoxifying steam treats at home using the Q-Redew hand held hair steamer. Improve the health of your scalp and increase hair growth with routine steam treatments. And it feels great!
The woman's hand was so cute , soft and chubby
Act as soft massager😍
I WANT THIS. How can I recreate this at home? All of that gunk leaving your scalp seems so refreshing and satisfying
Putting vinegar on your hair removes build up too !?!?!
So true. It works so well
The stylist's smile made me happy
The person talking is possibly the most likeable person I know...SHES TOO KAWAII
I have dandruff and greasy hair *even when its clean*
Help i use the right shampoo ;^;
When the hair tech opened the zipper and looked inside it looked like she is opening a pot to check if the food is cooked. Lol
I wish we could’ve seen this on Afro hair
Blow Me Away??? That's the song name of Breaking Benjamin! I never thought people can name their shops after a song name! That's amazing 💖
I don’t know why but I just imagine these two ladies must have the best, most perfect lives. They go home to their ice apartment with their cat and their bf and just live happily ever after. Anyone else with me?
Nobody has 'perfect' lives. Also the snippets you see of people lives doesn't show the whole reality. You never know what's going on behind closed doors. So many people walk around with a smile on their face but inside their battling with depression, anxiety etc.
Do they do this with curly hair? Because I want the try this
Is there a company that does this in the DC/MD/VA area? I have been looking with no luck if anyone would know of one
I like that there's a refill station for products
This is what I believe too. I use a comb to massage my scalp. My hair grows better.
Does anyone know how much does this treatment cost?
I want this done. I’ve dyed my hair a few times and I dyed it back to my hair color brown and I’m just waiting for my natural hair to grow in. It’s about two inches of natural hair grew in and my hair is tot he middle of my back. It’s pretty healthy. I just wish I never ever dyed it. I never bleached it but I’ve dyed it purple, then black and purple, then just black, then I did a color remover a couple times to dye it back to brown. All in the matter of probably three years. And it’s been months since I dyed it brown. I do treatments and stuff and wash my hair once or twice a week(twice at most).
Wow...... it should feel so nice and clean. Omg. I need it. Btw, the scalp massage expert(?) is so cute when she smiles. Lol
The gunk in the drain at 3:23 is that her scalp buildup or the shampoo they used to wash her hair?
I wonder if they work on kinky hair. I really just want the steamy scalp treatment.
but do they do curly hair?
I literally need this ASAP
I need this
Annysi Lee
that scalp massage looks great, i need one 😥
I just want to know where I can get one of those zippered steaming caps or what the name (brand) is called?
I wouldn't mind having that steamer
I have such bad dandruff this would help so much
I need that
the truthh so do i
the truthh same lmao when it’s not my wash day there are alot of build ups lmao
the truthh
You don't
I have a really oily scalp and thin hair i need this treatment
I wanna do this. I wonder if they have something like this for the face.
I NEED THIS ASAP!
Cheaper than her other $700 treatment with the suction machine that only does portions of her scalp and the results are just as clean.
Wish they had something like this in Scarborough
I want to do this!!
Their hair is so nice
Can you get this done if you have psoriasis?
It also remove dandruff from the scalp forever
How much does this cost and when can I get it done!?
What was that liquid stuff she put on the girls hair in the chair?It was yellow. How can I make something like that at home?
Sometimes I wonder how great it must be to work at insider
You don't need to wash/condition every day. If you like that feeling of clean just rinse and add a small amount of conditioner to the ends.
Lol, the before after magnifying.. yeah she went there with dirty hair with product in it and then her hair got shampooed. I don’t see anything different, but the illusion of a deep hair cleaning experience. And your hair steams too when you take a warm shower..
I feel like this would really strip all the moisture and healthy oils of the scalp and hair.
Well they deep clean it but after s day your scalp will be at its best state
I would try this
How much is this, and where can I go to have it done?
Toxic scalpicity is a real issue and needs to be addressed
Hello! I just want to ask if they do this too for people's with lice or dandruff? I'm living in the Philippines by the way so I don't go to Los Angeles sorry
can you use this treatment with dred locks
I cant stop thinking how soothing it would have been while they were washing the hair
Is high heat and temperature good for hair?
I have really bad dandruff and I tend not to use heat on my hair and I shower in cold water cus my heads so sensitive to heat
I need this.. sadly they don’t have this in Holland
Would this work on curly hair?
Do they do this for black pple's natural hair?
Where can you have this done?!?
We they said different scalps I thought they meant like different hair types not two girls with thinner blond hair
That would feel so good when I have one of my severe headaches.
Please tell mah why my blanket glew up in the dark when I moved my arms (I'm eight so please no hate)
Static electricity. 🤓
It's just static electricity produced on rubbing insulating surfaces. Nothing to worry about. It's all okay unless you are feeling a lot of current. I am guessing you're Indian. Me too. If you're in CBSE, you'll learn it in 8th, don't worry.
I need this. But I’m scared something might go wrong because I have kinky curly hair
TH-cam are you happy now? I finally watched it after having in my recommendation for over a year now
I need that, any place in north carolina?
I have an oily, but flakey scalp. I want this.
I have mild psoriasis I wonder how it would work on me
this vid was really useful thanks
Would love an update a couple of days later.
I just want to know if its African American friendly
This like a hot oil treatment on the scalp girl.
It is, if you go on to TwoLaLa ‘s page, she had this treatment at the same salon x
She did hair steam treatment which you can do at home with a hooded hair steamer
Could this help you pass a hair follicle drug screen?
Wait I have long hair soooooooo I think they might have to order a new and longer sink
How much is this treatment?
It was good and where is it
Would this work for oily hair?
Yes children but at what level of heat is the steam coming out of her little steam bag?? You tube is about learning and entertainment.
In this video I was both. I've never seen one of those bags and I never saw one of those video cameras she used in the beginning. Not wishing I lived in California but wish I had these salon toys by my house.
I need one of those steams at my home.
How much is it tho
Cindy Phan I want to know too
Where can i find this in Montreal??
What kind of steamer is that?
*where do I sign up*