How To Prevent Static Cling in Your Hair
- September 17, 2009
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Candace Forte
Have you spent time styling your hair only to step outside and look like you stuck your finger in a light socket? Learn how to keep that beautiful hairstyle looking good!
You Will Need
- Light shampoo
- Deep conditioner
- An ionic ceramic hair dryer
- Hair oil
- Hair spray
- Hot oil treatment (optional)
Step 1: Use light shampoo
Use a shampoo without harsh chemicals. Some shampoos strip natural oils from your hair, contributing to static cling.
Step 2: Condition deeply
Condition your hair with a deep conditioner to retain moisture.
Perform a hot oil treatment. Purchase a kit from a drugstore and follow the directions.
Step 3: Do not over-dry
Avoid over-drying your hair. Use an ionic ceramic hair dryer designed to eliminate static without over-drying.
Use a regular hair dryer but leave your hair damp to prevent over-drying.
Step 4: Moisturize twice a week
Moisturize your hair twice a week with hair oil to prevent flyaways.
Step 5: Spray comb or brush with hairspray
Spray comb or brush with hairspray before use. This eliminates friction that causes hair to stand at attention.
Did you know? You can rub a non-scented dryer sheet through your hair to remove static cling.
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