Hair Care
7 Surefire Ways to Get Rid of Static HairYour need-to-know fixes for putting flyaway hair in its place |
On-the-Go Essentials So you've got static under control before you leave the house, but once you get where you're going and take your coat and hat off, you're back to square one, right? To fight static wherever you are, keep an all-purpose balm like Burt's Bees Miracle Salve, $7, in your bag. Rub a tiny amount between your palms and pat — don't pull — the flyaways. Not only do ingredients like pumpkin seed and olive oil keep lips and cuticles moisturized, they can also hold down mischievous strands.
If you have fine hair and you're worried a balm might be too heavy, try hair-smoothing sheets like Kérastase Carré Lissant Smoothing Sheets, $28.50 (for 50 sheets), which are essentially dryer sheets for your hair. They fight static and frizz and add shine without weighing it down.
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If you have fine hair and you're worried a balm might be too heavy, try hair-smoothing sheets like Kérastase Carré Lissant Smoothing Sheets, $28.50 (for 50 sheets), which are essentially dryer sheets for your hair. They fight static and frizz and add shine without weighing it down.
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