[Dukes]

Is there anything good out there for static control?

We've got this new carpet and for some reason its making my hair go really static and fly away. It feels really horrible and my hairs floating in mid air all the time which looks a bit weird. I've tried hairspray but it doesnt seem to be working!!

 

[LaDonna]

First of all, get a humidifier to help control the static. Static only happens in dry environments, and if it's dry enough to cause static, it probably isn't good for your skin either.

For your hair, try a leave in conditioner to help create a moisture barrier to prevent the static. Or, simple mix half your regular hair conditioner with half water and spray it on your hair and comb it through. That should definitely help!

 

[Stiletto con Carne]

I've heard several times that you can run a dryer sheet over your hair to tame flyaways ... friend swears by it & keeps them in her bag for on the go.

 

[brookiebaby]

leave in conditioner does help...also you can take regular hair conditioner...not too much and put it through your hair. my hair was crazy station until someone gave me that tip & it works! good luck!

 

[IluvNY]

I also had the same problem for years during my teens, mainly from using the hairstraightners too much, i ended up using a bit of wax in my hair to control static, not a lot though just enough to flatten the hair, i also used to have to leave my hair in a tied up all the time too!

 

[fawnie]

I agree - in the winter I have to keep mine tied back/up/down to make it behave! Sometimes using a certain type of vent brush helps too.



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[IluvNY]

Very true fawnie i now use a paddle brush, my hair is not static now. Do not know why though I ever got the static prob in first place though!

 

[fawnie]

Dry air. In the summer when there is humidity you don't get it, right!



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[IluvNY]

What do you mean we dont get dry air in the Uk? Im not very good anyway in the heat so dont tend to be outside even on hot days for long in the summe!

 

[fawnie]

I meant that you do not have static electricity in your hair in the summer when it is humid. Right????!!!!



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[IluvNY]

Im in the uk are summers are a bit up and down anyway, last year our summer was crap but however no, no I dont get any static anymore any time of the year!