I have a head of very fine, straight, thick hair–the perfect recipe for some nasty static. As a result, when I blow-dry my hair (as I do most days, or at least the ones where personal hygiene manages an appearance toward the top of my to-do list), I end up looking much like a troll doll.
Now, I am a Southern woman who is also a child of the ’80’s, and as such, I have a very special place in my heart for big hair. But not troll big.
And so my life was forever changed a few years ago when I learned that spraying a spritz of Static Guard
When they invent a spray that gets rid of 20 pounds, I’ll be sure to let you know.
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Good trick, thanks for the tip!
That is a wonderful trick. I use it all the time in the winter!
(Sorry about the double entry. I’m a sleepy gal this evening.)
Spritzing your brush or hair with water also works, without the chemicals. A spray bottle filled with water to mist your hair between hairbrushing will keep fly-aways at bay during the day, especially in dry months. Or if out, wet your hands and pat your hair. Instant de-frizz. 🙂
I had heard about Static Guard before, but totally forgot about it! Thank you so much for the reminder.
Thanks for the tip – can’t wait to try it out this winter 🙂 Yes, please keep us all posted on the spray that will rid us of the extra 20 pounds we keep around!
Be sure to keep Static Guard, Scotch Guard, etc. where your kids can’t get them. These substances (and virtually anything that has a warning about “deliberately concentrating and inhaling can be hazardous”…) are the sorts of things that kids “huff” (or inhale to get high).
I love WFMW!!! Thanks for doing this!!
Be sure to keep Static Guard, Scotch Guard, etc. where your kids can’t get them. These substances (and virtually anything that has a warning about “deliberately concentrating and inhaling can be hazardous”…) are the sorts of things that kids “huff” (or inhale to get high).
I love WFMW!!! Thanks for doing this!!
Now there’s one I never heard of before..Thanks! 🙂
Yes, a product like spray-away would be wonderful. I’d buy it. Especially with all the pizza I’ve been eating lately.
That is a fabulous idea! Especially in the winter.
Hmmm. I don’t have a problem with staticky hair. Mine’s just frizzy. Still, this trick may be worth a shot.
My tip has to do with feetsies.
Thanks for WFMW! So much fun!
That makes a lot of sense, I’ve just used water or hairspray before and it kind of undoes the work of the blowdryer.
Yea! I’m so excited that I can add something now! I just posted my blog and I’m new to this so I hope it works and I am very excited to be joining these wonderful masses.
Shannon,
De-lurking to say: I remember when you started WFMW, and I’m finally joining in!
Thanks for faithfully hosting it!
Jeanne
Thanks for the tip.
Missed you last week
Cool idea! Wish I could use it … now, do you have any tips for taking care of a chemo-bald head? 🙂
Yes, that’s my attempt at using humor to break bad news.
Your WFMW tip community roundup has been part of my blogging week since I started blogging, and I felt remiss not telling you (all) my news last week in some fashion.
I have just been diagnosed with cancer. I start chemo tomorrow. Would appreciate prayers….
I love WFMW – what a great idea you had! This is just right up my alley, of course, I spend way too much time exploring them all!
HAHAHA – 20 pounds! For sure, share that one when you find it. 🙂
Great tip, thanks for hosting this!
I’d heard of rubbing dryer sheets on your head, but the Static Guard on the brush sounds way healthier for hair. Good idea!
“not troll big” – Thanks for the morning giggle. I needed it this morning.
Great tip! I have very THIN, straight, flyaway hair. And it drives me NUTS in these cold, dry PA winters.
Thanks! I love to read all the WFMW.
What?!?!?! Static Guard?!?! I can’t WAIT to try it…you have been holding out on me with that one!!!
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Haven’t done a WFMW in a long time, but I’m up and going today!
Sorry about the double entry thing…I hate when I do that…don’t you?!?! 😉
I think it’s time for some of that static guard. Probably works a whole lot better than deet!
Hahahaha.. too funny coming from hairdresser.. I would have probably recommended something more expensive.. but hey if it works right!!!
I have long, fine, pin-straight hair. I use Static guard religiously in the winter. Great tip!
I have used it on my hairbrush before, but only because of the static…nice to know it could help with flyaways too!
Great for GB but I don’t need it any more now that we’re in California – lucky us.
Cheers
OK, that is just pure genious!!! I’m going to find out if it will work on my frizzy curly hair too!
Hi, Shannon!
After months of browsing, I’m finally participating in my first one! Thanks for hosting…these ideas are so fun and helpful!
LOL I accidentally posted this link on an older post of yours. OOPS!
I love all of these fabulous tips!
Unfortunately…I doubt that static guard will help my hair problem. Mine is about to my knees and very easy to get knotted up! I need a remedy for THAT! WD40 maybe? LOL
If you run out of Static Guard, you can always run a dryer sheet across the top of your hair… it works! Plus, you get the added bonus of a lovely scent.
Thanks for the tip!
I love this idea and remember being so happy when I heard about it! Yeah, be sure to keep us updated on that 20 pound weight loss spray 🙂
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for the tip; my daughter can use it.
Static Guard? Get outta town! My own hair is pretty thick with a natural, slight wave to it…but it’s always poofing on me and getting those little fly-aways. I think I’m going to give this a try, LOL! (I just hope it doesn’t react with my Excellence by L’Oreal and turn my hair purple!)
Great tip! Thanks…
I will have to try this!
I use Bounce dryer sheets and rub it over my hair or staticy clothes. It works great and is super cheap since you can re-use the sheets.
Hey, any clue where the list of folks who are contributing to Works went? Earlier today when I checked, I knew there were over 140 listings, but now there are none!
I’m late getting here today, I can’t find the other contributing WFMW links either.
I used to use it to spray up under my skirt, so it wouldnt stick to my pantyhose (oh so dating myself here) before I headed out the door to work. Still it never occurred to me to use it on my head – great tip!