how do you get rid of static electricity in your hair?

Answer 1

I have an anti-static paddle-style hair brush. I have also used Static Guard (the anti-static spray) by spraying my brush, brushing my hair and re-spraying the brush as I brush. It always worked very well.

Answer 2

Try a leave-in conditioner, spray, or gel. If you don't want to use anything un-natural, just use a little water. Did you know?: Blond, straight hair is the most sensitive to static, while brown/red wavy hair is in the middle, and curly black hair isn't very sensitive to static at all!

Answer 3

Try applying a gel product before drying to add some weight and texture to your hair. This is the most effective method for me. A shinespray works well after styling because it also weighs the hair down. My aunt used to spray a tiny bit of the static spray for clothing on her brush and that always worked as well.

Answer 4

well, you probably have gas heating in your house, so besides moving, the best we've seen here is spraying your brush with the static stuff--don't rub a dryer sheet on your hair, it'll make your hair flat and greasy and smell creepy. i usually just have to wear a ponytail for the next few months, yup, blonde straight hair

Answer 5

Carry a dryer sheet with you, and rub it over your hair periodically. This will reduce the static in your hair the same way it reduces static cling in your dryer

Answer 6

Spray hair spray on your hair brush let it dry for a second or two and then brush your hair with it.

Works every time!

Answer 7

I always find if I stop rubbing a balloon on my head after a few hours it generally calms down!!!

Answer 8

u dont..its like trying to stop gravity...ya cant stop static

Answer 9

run a dryer sheet over your hair.

Answer 10

Water!!!