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"Whenever I get a hydrating deep conditioning treatment at the salon, my stylist always sits me under a hooded hairdryer for at least 15 minutes, as heat helps a nourishing mask better penetrate your strands, making it much more efficacious. But when I deep condition at home I tend to skip that step, simply because I never feel like digging my dryer out of my storage closet. So glad I don&amp;#39;t have to worry about all that unnecessary labor anymore!\nPinterestFacebookThat&amp;#39;s Hair Therapy Wrap&amp;#39;s Cordless Thermal Turban Heat Wrap ($29.99 at DermStore.com)&amp;#8212;this little baby recently landed on my desk and It. Is. AWESOME! Here&amp;#39;s how it works:\n\nSlip the two gel packs into the turban&amp;#39;s pockets and warm it up in the microwave for 60 seconds. While it&amp;#39;s heating, apply your deep conditioner or hot oil treatment and pile your hair on top of your head.\n\n\nPut on a plastic conditioning (or shower) cap, then put the turban on top. Wear it for up to 30 minutes while you catch up on your chores or answer a few emails. Because it&amp;#39;s cordless, you&amp;#39;re free to move about, making the most of your time while rejuvenating your strands.\n\nGenius, right? It&amp;#39;s small enough to store underneath the bathroom sink, but big enough to help nurse damaged strands back to life. What&amp;#39;s not to love?\nRelated: Beauty Recipe: The Banana Milkshake Hair Mask"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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