#BatisteLover, raise your hand if you have never suffered from static electricity in your hair! Mmmhhh… Are you sure, darling? And the rainy days? AHA! If you are one of the lucky ones who get rid of this hair drama, show it off in silence, your haters will thank you. On the other hand, if you are like the rest of mortals, memorize this super guide made in Batiste to keep static electricity at bay . Come on, come on… a bit of a spoiler : more hydration, less brushing and the right styling products for you. Ready to put your electrified hair in off mode ?
Why does hair accumulate static electricity?
If, like us, you have a curious mind and your desire to know does not let you sleep, devour the following lines, because you are going to discover (finally) why your hair is electrified . And no, it is not a paranormal phenomenon. Let's see!
When we talk about static electricity in the hair, we mean that it contains an excess of electrical charge, prolonged and rubbing. This accumulation of electrical charge induces our hair to become electric , so taming it becomes a real mission impossible. Wow, physics question, baby .
As for the main causes of an electrified hair , take note! There are many and varied enemies of hair without excessive frizz and static electricity. For example, some electronic devices at home or work, clothing made of wool or synthetic materials, your favorite hair accessory, that generic shampoo you bought the day before yesterday, the dehydration of your hair that drives you so crazy, or certain types of brushes . WOW!
What type of hair is more susceptible to electrification?
Now that you know that electrified hair is created from being in contact with materials that accumulate an excess of electrical charge , it's time to discover which types of hair are the most affected. Bets accepted! Fine or very fine hair is the most likely to suffer from static electricity. oh! And also dehydrated hair. But they are not the only ones, people with thicker hair and, especially, our beloved curly girls also accumulate an excess of electrical charge . Did you hit? Oh-My-Hair!
How to remove static electricity from hair?
The long-awaited moment finally arrived. If you're one of those people who's static electricity in your hair drives you crazy (pun intended) and you don't know what to do to definitively put an end to it, these #tipsdebeauty bear your name and surname. Read each of them carefully because they will become the definitive solution to your electrified hair . Little word from Batiste. Come on?
#1 Don't wash your hair every day
As you read it, my friend . Washing your hair more often than necessary causes your hair to have much more static electricity . How do you stay? In fact, we already told you about it in our post “ How often should you wash your hair? ”, where we explain the consequences of washing your hair every day, as well as how to wash it correctly. Don't miss it to show off a healthy scalp!
But... if I don't wash my hair every day... what alternative can I go to? The solution to this question is very simple: wash your hair dry. It is the best kept secret of the world's top catwalk and red carpet stylists . And you? Still don't know the benefits of dry shampoo ? An advance: in addition to lengthening the time between washes (with all the advantages that this entails for our hair), you will enjoy hair with a clean appearance, scented, with an extra dose of volume and texture instantly. Haven't we convinced you yet? In addition to your daily beauty routine, your favorite Batiste is your greatest ally in many other situations, especially if you like festivals, nature and never being late for your date ever. Problem solved!
#TipBatiste: You yourself, get the Batiste you love the most. But remember that if you have frizzy, curly or static-charged hair, your perfect match is Batiste De-Frizz . Also, did you know that his innovative formula is enriched with coconut oil to leave your hair frizz -free , soft and light? The most.
#2 Incorporate an extra-hydrating mask into your hair routine
Dehydrated hair contributes the most to static electricity. So the best thing you can do is apply a mask that deeply hydrates your hair, regardless of the time of year in which you find yourself. The periodicity? For example, once a week. What do you think if you make your own nourishing mask with natural ingredients? We tell you how to make it in the post “ 6 homemade masks that you can make with few ingredients ”. Remember: the drier your hair is, the more the electrifying effect will be accentuated. Next!
#3 Bet on natural fiber garments
Another solution for electrified hair is to have clothes made of natural fibers, such as cotton, linen or silk, because styling with synthetic clothes generates more static electricity in your hair. And you, do you already have this type of clothing in your wardrobe?
#4 Park the metal or plastic brushes
To say a definitive goodbye to the static electricity in your hair, the ideal is to comb and untangle it with natural bristle brushes. Well, there is no more secret, if you want to remove static electricity from your hair effectively, no metal brushes or synthetic fibers. Conclusion: choose your brush wisely . oh! And do not abuse combing your hair, in this case: "less is more".
#5 Use the right styling products and tools
In addition to your Batiste De-Frizz, there are a wide variety of beauty products that are very effective when it comes to removing electricity from the hair. The detergent-free shampoo with conditioner (keeps the electrifying effect at bay and moisturizes the hair), the serum for thicker hair, the finishing repair cream (ideal for finer hair), the best iron with steam and gentle strokes, the hairspray without alcohol and spray wax are some examples. If you feel more comfortable with natural products, use the DIY masks that we have mentioned before or olive oil (a few drops will suffice), because they reduce static electricity to the smallest expression. Up to you!
#TipBatiste: Finish the washes with a conditioner, applying it from the middle to the ends, and you will see that there is no static electricity left in your hair!
In short, don't wash your hair every day, nourish it once a week with your favorite mask, say goodbye to metal or plastic brushes and when you brush, make sure it's soft and only as many times as strictly necessary.
And, of course, if you're not yet one, become a #BatisteLover, because our dry shampoo is the quintessential must-have to prevent frizz and static electricity . Show off your hair even on the grayest days!
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