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"Ugghh, it&amp;#x27;s back! Hair static. Every time I pull on a sweater or pull off my scarf, my hair makes that creepy snap-crackle-and-pop sound and then starts standing on end. My formerly cute new haircut looks all weird because of random stick-out strands amidst the shorter layers. Time to employ the following static-zapping measures ... 1. Bust out the old dryer sheet. This trick&amp;#x27;s the classic because it really works--just run a dryer sheet over your hair to calm those wayward strands right now. (Just don&amp;#x27;t press too hard or you&amp;#x27;ll get white gunk in your hair.) 2. Switch to a satin pillowcase. Less friction means less electricity in your hair when you wake in the a.m. 3. Cut down on those thickening/volumizing hair products. I adapted this anti-frizz trick for static last winter, and sure enough, it turns out those volumizing products do make static worse, for whatever reason. 4. Mist your brush with static guard or hairspray before you rake it through your hair. This coats your hair ever-so-gently to help hold static-y pieces down. I&amp;#x27;m not sure if there&amp;#x27;s more science than that behind why the hairspray works--but it does. A natural-bristle brush (like boar&amp;#x27;s hair) works better than nylon/plastic ones. What do YOU do when your hair starts standing on end? Related: I tried it: hairbrushes designed to stop hair static"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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