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Some facial steamers come with a mask attachment to help direct the steam towards your face, enhancing the steaming experience. K, now you know that facial steaming won't magically erase your pores or turn your serums and moisturizers into super-powered elixirs (womp). But here are some great tips to help find the right one for you. Consider your lifestyle verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Depending on your needs, you might want a compact and portable steamer that you can easily store or take with you while traveling.

Fill the water tank. A face steamer comes with a water tank, and in a similar fashion to an iron, this water is then evaporated to produce steam. Fill the steamer with lukewarm distilled water instead of regular tap water. Consider the water tank capacity and how long the steamer can run continuously. Larger tanks may provide longer steam sessions without refilling.Safety is essential. Look for steamers with automatic shut-off features to prevent overheating or running out of water. If you’re unsure, talk to our staff for honest recommendations. We will be happy to assist you in choosing the right equipment for your customers’ beauty needs. Place the water tank. Insert the water tank into your steamer. Turn on the steamer and allow the water to heat up, per the instructions that came with your facial steamer. (Keep in mind, some steamers have cool steam settings as well!) Extra features: if you want to use your steamer for aromatherapy, you’ll need one with a dedicated chamber like the NanoSteamer because adding essential oils into the water tank can damage the steamer. Alternatively, you may want a steamer that has a built-in mirror, like the Okachi Gliya, or one that includes extras like a pore extraction kit or a nasal cone.

In general, steaming your face can be beneficial to your skin, even outside of a facial, whether you use a facial steamer or a humidifier. Learn more in our article, Are There Benefits of Steaming Your Face? HOW TO USE A FACIAL STEAMER Your main use: how you use your new steamer has an effect on which one is best for you. If you just want a simple face steamer for skincare, you have a lot of choice, but not every steamer is strong enough to be a room humidifier too. The frequency with which you should steam your face will be dependent on your skin, its condition, and level of sensitivity. Generally, you should steam your face no more than once per week. Listen to your skin to determine the frequency that’s best for you! Time to heat: in general, steamers with a larger tank capacity take longer to heat up, although all of the steamers we tested heated in under 2 minutes.PJS Beauty Salon Equipment houses an impressive selection of facial steamers. Our wide range of facial steamers includes light, portable models that are perfect for mobile salons to full-featured, floor standing variants that are ideal for any beauty salon or spa. Any amount of hot steam for extended periods will hurt your skin, yes. This is why it's essential to limit your use to once a week until you see how your skin reacts. But one skin type that should probably stay away from facial steaming? Sensitive skin/rosacea-prone skin. Steam can trigger flare-ups of eczema and rosacea and increase redness and sensitivity.