Move over, Dyson: This $79 steam straightener made me break my 5-year flat iron ban
The Wavytalk Steam Sesh hydrates instead of frying curls. After a 10-minute test, my luxury tools might be in trouble.
For the past five years, I have regarded flat irons as an airborne virus. While I do air-dry and diffuse my curls, I have never used traditional flat irons due to my commitment to restoring my curl pattern. However, the algorithm introduced me to the Steam Sesh, a $79 steam straightener available on Amazon. Intrigued by its promise of steam-infused moisture, reduced heat damage, and frizz control, I decided to give it a try.
The starter kit includes a heat-resistant glove, a scrunchie, two sectioning clips, a detachable comb, and a dropper for the water reservoir. Despite not having distilled water, I used tap water, which is not ideal but acceptable. Priced at $79, it is significantly cheaper than high-end alternatives. The device is straightforward, featuring simple on/off and temperature controls, along with a dedicated steam button.
Using the Steam Sesh took about 10 minutes, leaving my hair soft, hydrated, and glossy. Its effectiveness, combined with its low price, has made me an instant fan, making it a worthwhile investment for salon-quality results at home.
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