Contents
- 10 tips to avoid electric hair
- 1. Use a mild shampoo
- 2. Opt for a special conditioner for dry hair
- 3. A styling cream to tame your hair
- 4. Choose a natural bristle brush
- 5. Watch out for temperature changes
- 6. Stop degraded cuts
- 7. Avoid synthetic materials
- 8. Always have hand cream in your bag
- 9. Dry your laundry naturally
- 10. Water to calm electric hair
10 tips to avoid electric hair
Are you one of those who suffer from electric hair all winter long? Here are some tips to make them fall back easily.
1. Use a mild shampoo
In winter, the first thing is to adapt the washing of your hair. Your shampoo must be gentle enough to respect the keratin of your hair fiber and prevent the slightest friction from generating static electricity.
2. Opt for a special conditioner for dry hair
If you have naturally dry hair, you will be particularly prone to electric hair. Do not hesitate, in this case, to use a special conditioner, with or without rinsing., your hair will be nourished and will charge less easily with electrical particles.
3. A styling cream to tame your hair
For dry hair, here’s a quick tip for those mornings when your hair is doing its best. Use a styling paste, which you will rub a small amount of between your hands. Then apply it to the lengths of your hair, avoiding the scalp. Guaranteed result in seconds!
4. Choose a natural bristle brush
If you use a plastic bristle brush, it will be more difficult for you to style your hair in winter. Now is the time to switch up and opt for a natural bristle brush. They are also softer and will damage your hair less.. For best results, you can also put a little spray of dry or damaged hair care on the bristles of your brush before styling. Also note that some brushes have the power to neutralize the positive charges at the origin of your electric hair.
5. Watch out for temperature changes
Abrupt temperature changes are known to promote static electricity. If you’ve just entered your very hot and humid bathroom, after spending some time outside, wait a few minutes before styling your hair for your hair to adjust to the temperature.
6. Stop degraded cuts
Change your cut for the winter! It’s time to go to the hairdresser and reset this gradient for which you had opted during your last visit. Straight cuts weigh your hair down and make it less permeable to electricity.
7. Avoid synthetic materials
Many everyday objects absorb very little moisture from the air, and thus become conductors of electricity. This is the case for synthetic clothing, but also tights, and even carpet.. Opt for more natural materials and you will see a real change.
8. Always have hand cream in your bag
In a fitting room, it’s common to suddenly find yourself with totally electrified hair after trying on a sweater. To regain a normal head before going out, apply some face or hand cream, which you have in your purse, on your hair. They will fall back quickly.
9. Dry your laundry naturally
It is certainly difficult to dry your laundry in winter, but it’s time to forget your dryer. You will get electric hair more easily when you put on clothes that have undergone intensive drying.. If you can’t do without it, program it to stop just before it is completely dry.
10. Water to calm electric hair
Sometimes all it takes is a little water to calm your electrified hair. Run your hands under the tap, and bring them closer to your hair to gently brush them. The moisture will absorb the electrical charge and your hair will fall back gently.
Gaelle Latour
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