How do I stop my brush from being static?

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How do I stop my brush from being static? Easy, just rub your brush or comb with a dryer sheet before using it. Keep your combs and brushes wrapped in dryer sheets during high static conditions like the middle of winter.

How to make your own DIY anti-static solution

Option 1: Take one cup of water and mix it with 2 table spoons of your favorite fabric softer. Pour the solution into a spray bottle and spay away. Mix well before every use.

Option 2: Take one cup white vinegar and mix with 20 drops of your favorite essential oil like Aroma2Go cooking set of 14 all natural 100% pure plant based essential oil setaroma therapy. Mix well before every use.

If you have a brush or comb that is very salacity then just dip it in a cup or water to release the charge. Did you know that most hair dressers maintain a water spray bottle nearby. The effect of static is neutralized by water. Water molecules attract certain charges, so that their effect on your hair and brush is less powerful. Just spray the water on your brush. It must not be very wet, just a mist. You can shake off excess humidity so that your hair is brushed without water being transferred.

Ionic hair dryers can reduce static

An ionic hair dryer can reduce static by providing negative ions to the air flow. This affects the polarities of your hair and your brush. Now, they don't attract each other when the negative ions air pass over them. For example, the Conair 1875 watt full size pro hair dryer with Ionic conditioning.

Metal combs discharge static

Did you know that combs are better than brushes, and metal combs are even better than plastic combs. Yes that is right, and that's because metal combs cause the electric charges building in your hair to discharge, thereby reducing the amount of static electricity present. Here what I like, the Chicago comb short model no. 5 in cardinal red.

Leave in conditioner works magic on static 

Consider using a lightweight leave in conditioner. Spray it directly on your brush or comb before brushing it through your hair. This will also remove the static electricity from the brush but as an extra benefit of smoothing down the fly-a-ways. You get double the bang for your buck.

What are some of the ways you eliminate static? Please comment below.