Static electricity is literally a hair-raising experience. When your hair becomes charged with electricity, it can make your locks stand on end. What can you do to get rid of annoying flyaway frizzes?

Maintain your blowouts and holiday updos with these hairstylist tricks. The lack of moisture in the air and the friction of scarves and hats during winter create prime conditions for staticky hair.

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The weather has suddenly taken a turn, and there's a chilly bite in the air—cue lashings of lip balm on chapped lips, oversized winter coats and hats to keep our ears toasty. The trouble is, as soon ...

Let's face it, the winter months are hard going - whether you're a lover of the season or an avid hater, dressing for the cold and putting together a presentable outfit is near impossible when you ...

You got ready, put on your coat, hat and gloves and walk out the door — only to hear what sounds like little crackles of electricity. Sure enough, your hair is standing up on top of your head. When ...

Static hair strikes mostly when your hair and the air are dry, so adding moisture to your locks can help them stay smooth. To keep your strands hydrated and reduce frizz, the best shampoos for static ...

The weather has suddenly taken a turn, and there's a chilly bite in the air—cue lashings of lip balm on chapped lips, oversized winter coats and hats to keep our ears toasty. The trouble is, as soon ...