When I back-comb my hair I get a lot of static electricity! Does this product eliminate static electricity? What exactly is this product used for?
641821
The keratin makes your hair silky feeling andno frizz. I do no get static in mine
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!
1972287
I agree completely with the other answer on Feb 16th. I use tennis balls and aluminum foil balls to help with static but that helps only a little. Anything that will grab those balls, such as fitted sheets, get little effect from them in regards to static. Because static is such a problem for me, I'm doing some of my laundry with softener and am continuing to research best products that don't contribute chemicals. I do change out the foil balls about once a month, otherwise they start to break down. I am a SoapNut fan regardless of the complexity of my washdays! My husband has developed pretty sensitive skin but Nuts do help! I agree completely with the other answer on Feb 16th. I use tennis balls and aluminum foil balls to help with static but that helps only a little. Anything that will grab those balls, such as fitted sheets, get little effect from them in regards to static. Because static is such a problem for me, I'm doing some of my laundry with softener and am continuing to research best products that don't contribute chemicals. I do change out the foil balls about once a month, otherwise they start to break down. I am a SoapNut fan regardless of the complexity of my washdays! My husband has developed... » Read More I agree completely with the other answer on Feb 16th. I use tennis balls and aluminum foil balls to help with static but that helps only a little. Anything that will grab those balls, such as fitted sheets, get little effect from them in regards to static. Because static is such a problem for me, I'm doing some of my laundry with softener and am continuing to research best products that don't contribute chemicals. I do change out the foil balls about once a month, otherwise they start to break down. I am a SoapNut fan regardless of the complexity of my washdays! My husband has developed pretty sensitive skin but Nuts do help! « Show Less
526890
I don't recall but whenever I wash and condition my hair and my hair is a bit damp I drop a few droplets all over my scalp and massage it in as there is a tingling feeling. Hope that helps.
1388175
I haven't had any issues with static electricity. I have it on commercial carpet tiles.
229779
I still experienced static electricity with this brush during winter. But for detangling, still the best product I've used, wet and dry.
1967471
I would sta wih the brush reccommeded by the wig or hairpiece manufacturer. The wood bristles caused static in my natural fine hair.
2196667
No, You put it on damp hair before blowing or styling, Also you can use it on dry hair to get rid of the frizzies or flyaways especially in the winter for that static thing sometimed when the air is too dry.
835846
I do not have that issue with this product although I frequently have with other products as I have straight heavy blond hair. This is the only product I use in my hair after washing. Helps with body and styling. I've used it for winter static as well.
1972288
Well, I haven't really noticed a change in the static charge of my clothes since switching to SoapNuts. I do use wool balls and an aluminum foil ball in the dryer and see virtually no static except when washing big blankets. I don't think these affect static but it seems to be more so what you use in the dryer.
1300814
I think that it is supposed to reduce static electricity. It must work because I don't get any static while I am drying my hair.
1136543
This product will add moisture and shine to your hair that will stop the breakage. If your hair is dry, yes its gonna break. This product is a good start in adding the moisture back in. I use it after I shampoo and condition on wet hair to seal in moisture. I also use it on my son's locs and scalp and his hair looks soooooo healthy. Moisture brings life back in your hair. I also use it as a heat protectant when I do decide to straighten my hair.
602716
From my experience, as long as your hair is dry, no! It's never a good idea to have your hair wet/damp when using any heat appliance that is plugged in! So spray your hair with your protectant and finger dry it in, then curl it!
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.
181448
Stop using it. I lost so much hair using this product within the first month my hair begin to shed the second time I use it an about a month after stopped using my hair begin to grow back
708831
I used it to plug in my heating pad. I always have my radio turned on to an AM talk radio station and I have never had this problem. Sorry I can't help you. Are you using it to charge something electronic? If I charge my I phone or computer next to my radio in the house it causes lots of loud static. I move the phone about a foot away and it is fine. Good luck.
890415
I use very little synthetics, but my undergarments are and they come out static free. I will tell you this, if you leave your load in the dryer and then run it again to remove wrinkles, you will get some static. The way to prevent that would be to dampen a washcloth and throw it in the dryer with the load (if you need to run it again to remove wrinkles). I like this product because it is completely natural and chemical free and with a decent size load, I don't notice hearing them thump in the dryer. Hope this helps!
1966347
I use this every time I wash my hair, and I don't have any static problems at all. Don't know if it's because of this product