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Tips to Fight Flyaway, Static Hair

Static Hair - Tipnut.com

When wearing toques, hats and scarves in winter, hair tends to get a tad crazy! Here are a few tips to help fight static hair:

  • Try rubbing a new dryer sheet around the inside of winter head gear to help fight hair fashion trauma. You can also fight static cling in your clothes and hair by keeping a dryer sheet on hand (such as Bounce). Simply wipe it directly on your clothes and hair (wipe in one direction).
  • If you have allergies or work in a scent free workplace, keep fragrance free sheets on hand–the perfume can be pretty strong in the scented varieties. Tip: cut the sheet in strips and keep in a plastic bag. You can get more uses from one sheet that way.
  • You can also try Static Guard on your hair–first spray on a brush or comb and then run it through your staticky hair.
  • If you can get your hands on a small mist spray bottle that caps, fill it with water and a splash of vinegar, cap and store in your bag. When hair and clothes get staticky–mist lightly (lightly!) then brush or comb (even running your fingers through the hair will work). Vinegar smell goes away quickly.

Quick Tip: Used dryer sheets are great for wiping down computer monitors and tv screens as well ;) .

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