every time i blow dry my hair i end up with all thiss flyaway hair along the top part of my head?what can i do

Answer 1

its clean so it has a bit is static....spray a little hair spray on Ur HANDS n tap it on Ur hair. not too much b/c Ur hair clean so try keep it that way.

Answer 2

Make sure you blow dry your hair from roots to tip not the other way around. Also, never blow dry your hair completely dry. Use the hair dryer to dry it about 85 to 90% then air dry the last of it. You could also get a leave-in conditioner for your hair, one that doesn't weigh your hair down but keeps it healthy and moisturized.

I like Sunsilk Hydra TLC 24/7 Creme or Garnier Fructis Leave-in Conditioning Cream.

Answer 3

that always happens to me 2! to reduce the fly-aways; when you get out of the shower dont rub your head with a towel or dry it becuase it makes your flyaways much worse. Also, try using some products that reduce friss or make it shinier/etc. If you have oily hair like me then i wouldnt try anything that would add extra grease. Alos, When you blow dry your hair always use the highest setting becuase the longer your hair takes to get blow dryed the frizzier it gets. hope that helped!

Answer 4

always blowdry following the direction of your hair growth, always blow dry down ward and use a brush to direct air flow, don't just blow dry everywhere and never direct air flow upward. it will cause the cuticles to lift and create flyaway. also, put on a lotion or serum before you use heat tools to protect the hair. finally, spray a light mist of hairspray from a distance and press down the flyaways.

Answer 5

I get that too. I saw some show recently that pointed out that when the stylist is drying your hair they are blowing down and when at home we don't normally aim down. I have tried it and found it helped some. I also use Paul Mitchell's Super Skinny Serum. It helped a lot.

Answer 6

I put on handlotion, then once its pretty much rubbed into my hands, I run my fingers through my hair(after drying my hair). It isn't as heavy as a hair product, but controls the little flyaway hairs.

Answer 7

When you find out let us all know. I use a hair glosser and it helps but I still get some flyaways

Answer 8

Find a good no frizz serum and apply it to your hair before blow drying and a little afterwards. Garnier Fructis has some great products you can use. Their Smoothing Milk Smooth and Frizz Control is really good. I use Charles Worthington Seal Moisture...here is a link to them both:

http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=155317&catid=90074&trx=PLST-0-CAT&trxp1=90074&trxp2=155317&trxp3=1&trxp4=0&btrx=BUY-PLST-0-CAT

http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100650&navAction=jump&navCount=0&id=prod879265

Answer 9

1. U can use a gloss, it's a clear liquid that u put in palm
of hand and rub hands together and run thru your
hair on the surface, it calms fly aways down.

2. or if your syle isn't to compicated, use hairspray on
a brush and then run the brush thru your hair!

Answer 10

I have that problem too! I suggest TIGI Bed Head After-Party. I paid 18.95 for a huge bottle that lasted over 6 months! Try it.

Answer 11

believe it or not, spray a light mist of hair spray on your hair then run the can of hairspray over it so smooth it down. Don't use too much hair spray, just a light mist