Does anyone have any tips for getting static out of my hair?

Question

It's terrible this time of year, and i have tried lots of different things but nothing seems to work.

I have straight, shoulder length hair.

Answer 1

Pantene Pro-V Restoratives Shine Serum is a light oil in a glass pump jar. Using about a nickel size will reduce or even eliminate static in normal hair that is about shoulder length. It leaves your hair smelling great, and with a lot of shine.

Alberto Vo5 Conditioning Spray is also great...spray it on before you blow-dry, curl, or using any heat implements on your hair to reduce static, frizz, and fly-aways.

I live in the MidWest, where static reigns this time of year. The above products have been the only two that I have tried that actually work. To give you an idea of my hair, I have color-processed, shoulder length hair. Not sure how long or what type of hair you have.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Spray some hairspray onto your brush and then brush your hair.
and
the dryer sheet is a real good suggestion too. I've done that before too. It also works if you are wearing a dress that becomes staticy during your day then rub a dryer sheet on your legs or on the inside of the dress and the static will disappear.

Answer 3

My hair is often staticy around this time each 12 months. I regularly positioned lotion in it, yet at the instant it hasn't been working. So now once I do my hair i spray hair spray into my hand and gently rub it over the hairs that upward thrust up and on the areas that i touch the main and it rather works and it doesnt get crunchy in any respect. additionally once I bathe I put in go away in conditioner and Potion 9(for broken hair) and its been helping alot. in the previous I did that my hair grew to become into alot worse. confirm you're using dryer sheets once you dry your outfits. I regularly positioned on my outfits around the homestead first and the static is going away. my mom is likewise putting little bowls of water on our warmers(I actual have an old homestead so I actual have those huge warmers with covers) and its helping with the dryness in the air that could reason extra suitable static.

Answer 4

Hahah, I liked the "stop rubbing balloons on it" comment someone left, because honestly, that's how my hair looks!

Before I go out, I run an ice cube through my hair. I know, "but I don't want wet hair!" unless you leave it on until it melts, your hair won't become damp at all -- but will just be smooth and silky.

Also, I saw a few women suggest dryer sheets -- they work so well! I always keep one in my purse.



Take care!

Answer 5

Ultimately, plain water is the best to remove static, so if you can find a spray bottle that will give you a light mist, that generally works for me. Another handy trick is an unscented dryer sheet such as the 'bounce' brand, they're easy to keep tucked in your purse too...!

Answer 6

Have you tried static guard? Its in the laundry section. We keep a can during this time of year.

Answer 7

my latina friend told me she learned this trick from the celebrity chic from one life to live whom play's blair i believe her real name is Kassie DePaiva she said wipea fabric softner sheet on your hair all over and that will keep the static from coming back
an my home girl she says she hasn't had an static episode since 2002.

Answer 8

Comb through your hair with a dryer sheet. Seriously. Good luck!

Answer 9

Rub a fabric sheet over your hair. It really works.

Answer 10

Have you tried Frizz Eaze hair serum? It works wonders for me.