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Deuce · Dooney & Bourke

flyaways-make them stop!

Kelly · Hermes

this will sound bizarre, but when my hair has a lot of static I smooth it over with a dryer sheet. It works better than anything I've tried because it doesn't weigh the hair down at all

HeatherLynn · Gucci

ttara123 wrote:

this will sound bizarre, but when my hair has a lot of static I smooth it over with a dryer sheet. It works better than anything I've tried because it doesn't weigh the hair down at all

Ditto. I love this method. Not sure how it would on your everyday fly aways that are caused by blow drying though. It works great for static.

blubirde · Chanel

I hardly ever blowdry my hair but when I do here are my two solutions for flyaways:

1) flat iron

2) a spray gel - I just spray a bit on my hands and rub my hands over my hair. It keeps the flyaways down and doesn't make my hair sticky or hard.

greendiamond · Marc Jacobs

Clear mascara. The cheap stuff. I don't know if it's the formula, or the brush that helps, but it works. I always have a tube of clear wet n wild in my hairstyling draw of goodies.

-gd

BargainQueen · Marc Jacobs

I use either of these religiously. I just recently started using the red bottle because its supposedly for protecting your hair from drying and straightening.

Anyway, I apply a dime size before I style and then a little bit more after to smooth down all the little flyaway hairs.

Collette · Chanel

I love Charles Worthington Shine Shine Shine gloss and refresh spray for this. It's super light weight ( I have baby fine hair as well) and it smells great. You can buy it at any drugstore. It also heps get bar smell out of your hair after a night out.