What Causes Fly Away Hair?

Fine hair is the greatest candidate for static, it exists in the absence of the medulla and is the reason for the finer, thinner texture. Over the years we have found that KIWI shampoo and FlorAroma’s replenish conditioner often are a great combination in controlling STATIC. Since our products are great and they are guaranteed you have nothing to lose except the STATIC.

My name is Scott Stuart, I have loved being a stylist for many years. Stop by the salon, I would be happy to take moment to provide you with a ‘SOLUTION TO GET THAT STATIC UNDER CONTROL’.

How to Tame Winter Time Static Hair

It’s January and the brisk SNAP of cold is in the Tennessee air. Before you know it you will realize the CHAP of winter’s cold in your hands and lips. Then suddenly, as if on cue, your hair that had behaved so well when there was humidity in the air, is STATIC-CHARGED  and bearing resemblance  to Al Einstein.

Did you know that STATIC IS  NOT GENETIC and can be controlled? For the the next  4 months or so, there will be far less moisture in the air. In the absence of that water there is no weight to keep fine hair from flying out of control.

The SOLUTION is to change your shampoo and conditioner formulas that will allow you to keep that ‘just right amount of moisture’ in the hair without  collapsing it. Keep in mind you will want to focus on shampooing your scalp but not cleansing the shaft as much, you DO NOT WANT TO STRIP THE MOISTURE AND SHINE FROM THE  HAIR, but simply provide the opportunity to refresh your style. When conditioning you will want to use a protein conditioner from the bottom to about the ear, keeping it off the scalp (that is what causes the collapse) as it will add strength and help keep your fine locks from flying away.