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carolyorkie2010 · ‎14-12-2014

I'm growing my hair a bit longer but now have the problem of static when I am combing it. Please has anyone any tips of how to minimise it? I always use conditioner on it. Thanks in advance for any ideas. I have fine hair and used to have this problem before when it was longer.

stroppy*cow · ‎14-12-2014

Use a wooden or metal comb (not plastic) or a bristle brush. Rub your hair with tumble dryer fabric conditioner sheets, also rub your harbrush / comb and your pillow with the fabric conditioner sheets.

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mouse4702 · ‎14-12-2014

Spray it lightly with water from a plant sprayer; OR just run your hand down it immediately after the brush.

petitecalicocat · ‎15-12-2014

My hair is the same as its very fine , i use a stying mousse it works for me 🙂

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ed_blackadder_1 · ‎15-12-2014

I use a serum on mine, my hair is thick and prone to frizz and static, so if you smooth with a little serum after drying it seems to stop it flying all over the shop.

soppysofty · ‎18-12-2014

There is a shampoo we buy at Sainsbob called 'Aussie' which we use.

No need for seperate conditioner and no more 'flyaway' hair.

About £5.00 for a bottle and well worth every penny.

carolyorkie2010 · ‎19-12-2014

Oh thanks, Soppy; will have a look at that. Thanks to everyone else for their advise too. I asked my hairdresser yesterday about static in hair and she wasnt very helpful at all; all she said was hers is the same.

ginap.123 · ‎19-12-2014

I've just started using Elvive Fibrology shampoo & conditioner which is supposed to thicken the hair as mine is ridiculously fine. Seems to be holding it's shape for a bit longer

carolyorkie2010 · ‎19-12-2014

Funnily enough, I've just started using that as well; not too keen on the feel of the shampoo though.

**towery** · ‎19-12-2014

remember not to use too much conditioner , and keep it away from the roots too

central heating plays havoc with mine, and the ins and outdoors with winter dont help

now and then i dont bother with the conditioner , especially if im going to use more 'product'

my granny used to say smooth your hair bye running a silk scarf down your hair. i dont remember trying that lately

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