HAIR: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW — How to eliminate static

  Today everyone wants to save time and prevent heat damage while drying their hair. It seems most hair dryers focus on increasing the heat which is contrary to preventing heat damage. Hair dryers have given a lot of attention to creating new features like ion generators, ceramics, tourmaline, better quality quieter and lighter weights. There has also been a focus on changing the motor position to reduce stress on the user’s arms and wrists helping to prevent Carpal Tunnel and other issues related to styling hair while blow-drying. Styling brushes have also shown changes like heat resistant bristles, WHY?...

               PULL THE PLUG ON STATIC ELECTRICITY IN YOUR HAIR                                                 PART 1 In most cases people think it’s their hair brush that causes static but it’s a combination of elements that create those frustrating flyaways. Brushes generally don’t create static in the hair, usually damage and dryness are conditions of the hair or are caused by environmental conditions. Ever notice static is more noticeable in dry conditions? This is the...

TOO much  heat, cold, dryness or damage to the  hair have NEGATIVE charges all create hair static. Solve this by adding a POSITIVE charge to your hair or hair brush to neutralize the negative charge. To begin use a shampoo that is less deep cleansing with a PH between 4.5 & 5.5 which is less drying to both hair and scalp. Conditioners are the real KEY they are Positively charged either rinse out or leave-in your choice. Another option lightly spray your leave-in conditioner on hands and work through your hair or brush or both. This is an instant fix. Hair dryers have a lot of heat and...