Setup and use
- Set the main unit on a clear, level, dry indoor surface away from a bath or shower. Assemble the bracket, strap and connecting tube securely, then attach the hair-care hood.
- With the appliance unplugged, add water through the fill opening without crossing the red maximum line. Put only water in the reservoir; the manual prohibits chemicals and essential oils.
- Connect the 120V US unit directly to a properly grounded outlet without an extension cord, then use the steam on/off control. The unit alarms and stops when its water level is very low.
- After use, turn the steam control off and unplug immediately. Do not touch hot parts. Remove the condensate cup at an angle, drain the collected water through the designated outlet, and replace the silicone plug after draining.
What changes your choice
In the US, use the 120V, 60Hz, 400W version; the same manual also lists a separate 230V, 50Hz, 450W version.
Use indoors on a level surface, directly connected to a grounded outlet; no extension cord, wet hands, bath or shower use, or unattended operation.
Use water only. Do not add chemicals or essential oils to the tank.
The manual gives no steaming time for hair, so your treatment's own directions decide whether to use heat and for how long.
Device details
- US electrical
- 120V, 60Hz, 400W; properly grounded outlet; no extension cord
- Reservoir
- Holds up to 350 mL, the US product page says; water only, kept below the MAX line
- Modes
- Steam control and separate sterilization control
- Low-water behavior
- Alarm and automatic stop
- Dimensions
- 19.49 x 12.2 x 19.69 in with hood
- Included
- Main unit, bracket, plastic round strap, central salver, hair-care hood, spray head and condensate cup
- After-use cleaning
- Drain condensate after every hair-steaming use and replace the silicone drain plug
What the maker doesn’t say
The manual doesn't say how long it is safe to steam hair at home.
The manual says it's for trained professionals and doesn't say how a home user could get that training.
The product page talks about sterilization but doesn't say what that setting cleans or show that it was tested.
Every fact here comes from what VEVOR publishes for this product; our sources page lists each one.