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[willomenia]

Yes, just bought a wand just for that at sephora.  It looks like a mascara tube and smells so fresh. Just comb and it smooths the static. Love it. Unfortunately I don't have it on me now to say the name, but if you go to their website I'm sure you'll find it under hair care.

[willomenia]

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@willomenia wrote:

Yes, just bought a wand just for that at sephora.  It looks like a mascara tube and smells so fresh. Just comb and it smooths the static. Love it. Unfortunately I don't have it on me now to say the name, but if you go to their website I'm sure you'll find it under hair care.

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Just looked it up it's called Dae cactus 3in1 wand.

[CalminHeart]

A home humidifier works wonders for skin, hair, etc. in the winter.

My SIL gently wipes a dryer sheet on her hair. I tried it and it really works. Just don't rub it on too hard.

I've also sprayed a little bit of static guard on my hands and gently wiped my hair.

I've conditioned my hair, used leave-ins, etc etc and nothing really helps my hair.

[AngelPuppy1]

If you don't like hairspray -- which I don't - try just using some on your brush and then quickly running it through your hair.  This helps some.  

[Kachina624]

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@Queen of shop wrote:

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@occasionalrain wrote:

Any suggestions for eliminating static of one's hair? I prefer unscented.

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@occasionalrain  Go to Amazon and put in search bar "anti static hair spray". A bunch turn up.

In my younger days, I used to spray my brush with regular hairspray and brush my hair for static. That worked well.

Good luck

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@Queen of shop. I was going to suggest giving your hairbrush a spritz of Static Guard.

[Kachina624]

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@ellaphant wrote:

Dryer sheets are full of chemicals.Do your research.

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 @ellaphant.  Thats rich considering @SilliMee is a chemist.  lol, lol