ARTec Moisture PAC

Hi there! I am a MEGA fan of the Moisture Pac-- Ithink that I would diw wothout it (my hair too!). Anyway, when I do my treatments, I use a heated bonet that used to be my moms. However, in a pinch- like when I am traveling-- I have used a little plastic cap over the treatment. The cap acts as an insulating barrier and then the heat from your scalp does the work. As for using a heated towel, I have never tried it, because i figured the same thing that you did-- it would cool down way too fast. My suggestion to you, and this works almost as well as using a heated bonet, is go to your beauty suppply store and buy yourself a 15cent plastic cap (or use one from an old haircolor box). Then, after you put the Pac and the cap on, heat the outside with a dryer for a minute or two. Next, wrap your head in a towell (QVC makes a 'Twirly Towell' that wont come unwrapped) and let the heat from your scalp do some work on the moisture pac. I promise you, that this will work!SherryPS- I don't rub the stuff into my scalp, but I suppose that a little couldn't hurt. I also just use it as a leave-in soemtimes (especially if I blow my curly hair straight).that > Hi, I was wondering, when you do the 20 minute> treatment, you need to use a heated towel, right? How> do you get the towel to stay hot for so long, and what> do you use to heat it? Also, is the treatment for the> hair only, or for the scalp too? Thanks.