Conair The Facial Spa Steamer

Great

I've used it twice. Not really good for dehydrated skin I've come to find out and my skin looks worse everytime afterwards. Will never steam my face again..

I have been looking for something like this for a long time, but was never ever to get one so cheap! I wanted a rotating facial brush, and a personal sinus steamer for the winter colds and found it at Waltmart!

Now you can practically find it anywhere: Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Ulta, Walmart, etc.

Give yourself a facial in the comfort of your own home with this Conair facial spa. The wide facial cone uses gentle steam to open clogged pores and rejuvenate skin. The narrow sinus cone was designed to help clear nasal and sinus passages to aid in respiratory therapy. Also features a timer, automatic shutoff and a water cylinder for easy and accurate filling.

It has dual facial sauna cones:
A wide facial steamer and narrow sinus cone. The facial brush tool comes with 2 attachments:
A gentle exfoliating brush and a sponge for applying moisturizer.

It is used for: Acne, Wrinkles, Oily Skin, Deep Hydration, Purifying, Pore Cleansing.

One thing I noticed is that the water reservoir runs out of water quickly.
I only wish it had a rubber and/or plastic wrapt around cover to keep dust away from the sauna cones, when not in use.

This is a fine facial steamer. Pretty easy to use, and it is a hell of a lot easier than waiting for water to boil.

With that said, I have a complaint. My problem areas were along my cheekbones, and the part you put your face in DOESN'T reach there. Your whole face will not fit into that thing unless you have a shrunken head. I had to keep turning my face left, right, then back in the middle just for it to steam my whole face.

When it comes to quickness, easy clean up, and convenience this product the better choice. Plus it's not really expensive. However I must admit, when it comes to a better facial steam....boiling a pot of water would be the better choice. It gives you more steam, and it steams your ENTIRE face including your neck. This is too small to do that.

I won't be buying it again, but I don't regret purchasing it. I'm too impatient to wait for water to boil on the stove so I use this....even though I know the good old fashion pot of boiling water would work better.

I just bought this product about 2 weeks ago and I love how smooth it leaves my face. I usually use it like 2X a week because I exfoliate with the round brush and I don't want to over do it on my skin. I got mine online at walmart.com and it was only 20 dollars after shipping! For the price it was worth it. My face feels so smooth. Although a few negatives would be that the part to put your face in is kinda small and doesn't fit your whole head, so you have to rotate your face. It's fun to ues too.. I recommend it.

I had this lying around the house for years, my mom was the only one using it. I broke out really badly one time and my mom recommended this, so I tried it because I was desperate. You can automatically tell the difference after just one use and your skin looks so much nicer and clearer! I have been doing this twice a day (at morning and night) and then I would apply an egg white mask. One lippie off though because actually burns my skin because the steam would be so strong.

Don't waste your money on this!

before I bought this I just boiled water from the kettle and poured it in a bowl and thats how i steamed my face...

AND I GOT MORE STEAM FROM THAT^
..then This Product!

this is disappointing...not enough steam for me!

just stick to the simple way,....boiling water from the stove!...pour in a big bowl and cover head with a towel..its soooo much better and it really clears up your skin...

with this....the place where u put ur face is too small..and NO i don't even have a big head..
NOT. ENOUGH. STEAM!!!

I've owned 3 of these in my lifetime.

The first broke after about a year and 4x/week usage. I thought it was just bad luck.

My second, my sister took from me and found that it stopped working as well after a few months.

While she had taken mine, I shelled out for a new one ( a gray one instead of green) and this one is about 5 years old. However, it may still only be alive because I've hardly used it. If it breaks I will not repurchase, I'll just use a pot of steaming water and a towel.

In terms of its quality, the green ones always gave waves of steam until the water ran out, meaning there would be 1 min of no steam, then a minute of steam. With the gray one, once it starts boiling it gives off steam and the hot plate continues to work without pause. I like that very much.

The product is a clean and organized way to get your own facials into your routine. I usually get mine for about $15 from BBB (with a coupon), but like I said, it's not worth all these repurchases I have to make.

Well, I received this at a family reunion where we had a silent auction to raise money for these scrapbooks that we got to take home. I got it for free (my Dad paid for it.. thanks Dad!!).

I've been using it once a week on my face right before I apply a clay or sulpher mask (I'm about to purchase that Aztek mask btw - I noticed somebody else commented about it!). I use the little microdermabrasion brush every night with a foaming cleanser and to exfoliate my skin and I can't believe I ever lived without it. I love both products and I have seem an improvement in my skin. I am also using Paula's Choice 2% BHA so much applause goes to that product as well, but this steamer + brush are the icing on the cake.

My only complaint is that the facial piece for the steamer is a bit too small for my boyfriend to steam his whole face. It needs to be a tad bigger I think.. He loves this product too, by the way! =]

I've had mine for a few years. My son (age 15) and I both love using it. It's very therapeutic and relaxing. I use it when I'm doing my Aztec healing mask or OCM. Love using it and it feels like I'm pampering myself (spa at home). Very inexpensive. I'd buy it again. :)