The Best Tips Against Static Electricity in Your Hair
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Which says drop of temperatures, says return
inevitable of the electric hair. To minimize this phenomenon, Matthieu Seguier,
hairdresser and founder of SALON SEGUIER in Paris, gives us his tips.
First, you should know what electrical hair
means. This rather unpleasant phenomenon occurs when the lengths come together
with a scarf, a sweater or a brush. Very often, we realize that “the hair is
put either to steal, or to stick to the face” explains Matthieu's. The
hair then becomes electric, since their electrical charges are opposite to that
of the objects. To cut it short, if the climate is dry, the fiber absorbs
moisture. As a result, the hair dries out and your hair is bristling.
The best tips to get rid of electric hair:
- SILICONE
Silicone is a good way to get rid of this
phenomenon: "the silicone surrounds the hair like a barrier, it allows it
to not become electric," said Matthieu Seguier. It is also present in
shampoos as well as in masks and after-shampoos (in Kérastase shampoos for
example).
- HAND CREAM
Always in this dodge of hot / cold, we do
not touch our lengths when we have dry hands: "When the hands are attacked
by the cold, it is better to apply a cream in advance before touching the hair"
advises the hairdresser.
- EXIT THE HAIR DRYER AND OTHER SMOOTHING
"The heat accentuates this difference
between the hot and the cold”. If it is complicated to go out without one and /
or the other, Matthieu Séguier advises to apply a cream after-brushing to both
moisturize the hair, but also put the odds on his side to avoid static
electricity.
- WATER
We put water on her hair when they bristle.
Yes, the water comes to break the phenomenon and allows your strands to come
back down to earth! Be careful though if you used plates beforehand, so say
goodbye blow dry.
- THE GOOD BRUSH
Several objects allow the hair to stay in
place. If the boar hair brush is known in this field, "by experience, I
have not seen a big difference," admits Matthieu Seguier. on the net, combs
and anti-static brushes are available, made of carbon fiber that keeps this
kind of physical reaction.
- THE SQUARE OF SILK UNDER HIS HAT
If you can not part with his cap when the
temperatures are around 0 degrees, we opt for a square of silk below his cap:
"That's what our grandmothers did, not only does it protect the hair, but
it also avoids the static phenomenon ". a material to use without
moderation, either underneath his helmet, in a sling or on his pillow.