Disappointed
I’m a bit confused about what the brand was going for with this facial steamer. It’s really much to large and expensive for a home unit, but it’s also nowhere near professional quality, so I’m just not sure who the target consumer would be here.<br /><br />A bit about me, I’m a total skincare aholic and will try anything at least once when it comes to skincare fads. Now I have over the years totally boiled a pot of water, poured in some essential oils and herb blends, and gave myself a steam facial. Not only for beauty but also if I am congested or have a stuffy nose, and it totally helps. So my hope for this product was that it would be something that was quicker and easier, and more comfortable while doing the steaming, than the whole boiling pot on the stove thing.<br /><br />And it kind of delivers somewhat, but not what I expected for the price point. First the steam does get decently warm, but not hot. More like water that was boiling and you turned it off 15 minutes ago hot. It definitely could get hotter in my opinion.<br /><br />The overall quality isn’t very great either for the price point. It’s wobbly and you can tell it’s made with cheap materials as well. Setup was fairly straight forward though. Overall I just can’t see how I can recommend this. It’s way over priced, it only gets mildly warm, and it’s huge for an at home unit, for now I think I will stick to my boiling water in a pot on the stove…
Rating: 2 stars