HAIR: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW — The right hair dryer

HOW to STATIC PROOF your HAIR

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HOW to STATIC PROOF your HAIR

HOW to STATIC PROOF your HAIR Most people believe it’s their HAIRBRUSH that causes static but it’s a combination of elements that create those frustrating flyaways. Brushes generally don’t create static in the hair, Damage and Dryness, (Dehydration) are conditions for Static often caused by the Environment, Products and Styling tools. https://www.hotheadshairbrush.com/blogs/hair-what-you-should-know/extreme-temperatures-cold-or-hot-and-how-they-affect-my-hair-nov-2022    Static is more common in drier conditions. Dryness can be internal, external or both. Damaged hair exhibits more negative charges therefore more potential for flyaways / static.  Ever notice your hair always looks great for a short time after styling, though in a matter of hours may...

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PULL the PLUG on STATIC ELECTRICITY in your HAIR

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PULL the PLUG on STATIC ELECTRICITY in your HAIR

               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...

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TAKING THE HOT AIR OUT OF HAIR DRYERS/ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IS THE BASICS

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TAKING THE HOT AIR OUT OF HAIR DRYERS/ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IS THE BASICS

Choosing the right hair dryer will make your blow drying easier and less stressful. Did you know some chefs use hair dryers for cooking chickens and wings to get that crispy finish which may be great for chicken but not for hair, scalp and your face. What you need to know: One interesting thing I came across is hair dryers can cause Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, apparently when you turn on the dryer, the motor will cause a side  twisting to the wrist and over time create a stress which may lead to the problem. So if you are one who is...

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