Does it really prevent hair static? I'm desperate as I've tried almost everything else to stop the static...
1114123
Honestly, I can't speak to that as shortly after I bought it, I discovered that the reason my hair looked like crap before is because it naturally has a lot of wave to it and I should NOT be combing my hair (unless I want to look like the bride of Frankenstein).
1114124
Yes it distirbutes natural oil better and no static, i have long curly hair and start combing my ends n work my way up to my scalp. I put small amount of organic extra virgin coconut oil on my ends to keep moist and comb out tangles more smoothly like a leave in conditioner.
1666183
From my experience using these, there is no doubt static is eliminated. I noticed a difference when I used 6, but now I use 12 (I have a large dryer capacity) and have consistently not seen any static even with the thick blankets. I love these balls - wished I knew about them during those years I used the plastic ones until they started smelling funny.
478181
It would probably work for that. I've used it on my daughter's hair to fight static.
1512589
I have not had this problem.. No static on my device check if there is like a modem near by That could probably cause the static.
161958
Yes, a diffuser will help with static. However I do not recommend this particular product. I have the Sain Sonic brand one. It works wonderfully! Also, my apartment is not very large. So if you're wanting to add more moisture throughout your entire house, you will need more than one small diffuser. Otherwise there are other kinds on Amazon that are for bigger spaces.
1587876
I don't have any static issues. I do use a small amount of conditioner to get through the tangles cause I long hair.
2283053
I bought this for my husband who has regular hair this is the only shampoo he likes. I have used it on occasion and did not notice any problem with static. I Don't know if this will help; but might I suggest if you have a problem with static (which is basic positive/negative electrical action) might I suggest a moisturizer also helpful would be a humidifier.
641822
This is one of those products that takes care of a bunch of different hair issues. I would definitely say that it would take care of static as well. I don't backcomb my hair but I have suffered from fly aways and it has pretty much eliminated that issue. I would also advise that if your trying this make sure that you use the correct amount, my hair was long and is now shoulder length and I use three pumps, rub between palms and then through hair I usually start at the ends. Do not comb your hair out before hand, this can cause greasiness. My daughter who also uses the product was doing this. I have super color treated hair, from dark to blonde, and this product is a lifesaver for its conditioning factor. I would highly recommend trying it!
478084
No. It makes your hair so soft that it'll be static-y. Even so it doesn't give volume
1702254
Not sure.....I did not have a static/frizz problem before using this dryer.
460301
It isn't the same because they aren't leaving anything on your clothes like a chemical softener would. They help with the static a ton as long as you use enough per load size.
249260
When I applied it, a tiny hair was caught underneath. I tried to remove it, and the hair, and reapply, but it's just too sticky. I ended up just dealing with it. I don't think it's really meant for multiple applications.
1234228
After using this I have tried 2 other shampoos and conditions you can found at any general store (Target, Wal-Mart, etc) for hair loss, but I unfortunately have not found anything that helps. The bald spot keeps on getting bigger, it is hard to say if the products themselves are bogus or if my hair loss has some sort of other factor to it, I have not seen a doctor about it or anything. I do however, make sure to do exactly as the directions say to use them.
1890270
YES! Trying to comb wet or dry, this shampoo so dried out and matted my hair that it broke off or was torn OUT. Without conditioner, it was impossible, and I had to stop using it entirely after just 2-3 weeks. I didn't notice static, just dead hair.
756004
NO! PLEASE don't waste your money on this crap! It does NOT work at all!!! They should make them take this mess off the market! Maxi Hair is the best.
468290
I haven't noticed this at all with mine. My guess would be that your sheets or sleepwear is made of would be the culprit. The pillow cover is probably mostly/all polyester (I don't have the tag in front of me to look) If your sheets or sleepwear is also polyester the chance for static build up is fairly high. Your options are to replace the pillow cover with something all cotton, replace your sheets with something 100% cotton or try washing the pillow cover with some fabric softener to see if it helps reduce the static. Good luck!
999368
Yes I have! It does a great job cleaning and leaves hair light and smooth but if you tend to be dry you might want to use some sort of conditioner, leave in or otherwise, on the lengths to cut down on static and frizz.