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static
Everytime I brush my hair it gets really staticky. I use a drier sheet, but like the next time I brush it all the static comes back.
Is there anyway to prevent this?
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I have the same problem, especially after I straighten my hair. I think that you should try Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine Leave-In Weightless Anti-Frizz serum. That's what I use, and it works really well. It comes in a small green round bottle, and it has orange accents. It costs about $6 and it smells really good. It's available at all drugstores and retail stores such as Wal*Mart.
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well my friend had the same prolbem and she used a little bit of baby oil and it worked for her. hope that helps you..
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I have the same problem. Just go to your nearest hair salon or if you want a cheaper price, try RiteAid or CVS and they have a large aisle with hair-care products. Look for a static guard.. it normally looks like it's in a hair spray bottle. This should help. And I'm pretty sure there's a BedHead product for frizz/static as well.
--Good luck!
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I have always had fine "fly away" hair. I have to use water everytime I brush my hair. I found that the heavier the hair is the less static it attracts. Try using gel or the stuff I like, which is hair wax. Just put a little on your palms, rub them together and pat your hair with it before and after brushing.
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Mist it with a little bit of hairspray before and after you brush it. It stops the static for a while. And they also have stuff called like Static-Guard or something like that. Its for hair or clothes and prevents static all together
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you can either brush it when its wet, like if your in the shower (which is what i have to do) or, you can spray "Rusk, Shining". which is what i use. and im pretty sure you can get it at rite aid or cvs... and then comb your hair. it'll keep it less staticky, and it'll be shiny and smooth
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