Beauty

[occasionalrain]

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

[Janey2]

Use conditioner @occasionalrain 

[gulf coast girl]

Take a clean unused dryer sheet and rub it all over a comb or even just rub it on your hair.

[SilleeMee]

I lightly swipe an unscented dryer sheet across my hair and brush/comb. I don't use a hair conditioner or any styling products so my hair gets a bit fly-away sometimes. I also use a humidifier in my house and that helps A LOT. I'd be shocking the dog all day long if it wasn't for my humidifier.

[Queen of shop]

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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

[occasionalrain]

Thanks everyone. I've got a humidifier  and will get dryer sheets.  I'll also check Amazon. Hats are static's best friends.

[ellaphant]

Dryer sheets are full of chemicals.Do your research.

[rms1954]

They have static free hair brushes.  I wouldn't use a dryer sheet on my hair.

[Group 5 minus 1]

@ Are there any chemicals in conditioner?

[LdyBugz]

@occasionalrain.  I just deleted my post about a product I use.  It is advertised as clean beauty, but one of the ingredients is questionable.  I wouldn't want anyone to use it based on my recommendation only to have a problem from it.  It does work for me though and I'll continue to use it.  I use so little of it so I'm not concerned for myself.  

Hope you can find a suitable product for yourself!  🙂