Hair Flyaways Urgent

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Carol D.

Dec 21, 2013

Carol D.

Any help for preventing hair flyaways?? thnk you.

Mally M.

Dec 21, 2013

Mally M.

Try to use a very small amount of a hair serum of 'hair food' from palmers:) remember only use a very small amount to flatten down the flyaway not too much to add a greasy look :)

Amber B.

Dec 21, 2013

Amber B.

I use Bumble & Bumble Invisible Oil for frizzies and flyaways.

Carol D.

Dec 21, 2013

Carol D.

thanks girls

Lizzy W.

Dec 21, 2013

Lizzy W.

Spray some hairspray on a rat tail comb, or on your hands, and use it to smooth any flyaways.

Elizabeth C.

Dec 21, 2013

Elizabeth C.

If all else fails, one thing I used to do when I had awful flyaways was to wet my hair and bobby pin them down for as long as possible, and they stayed down. I hope this works for you if nothing else does :)

Michele S.

Dec 21, 2013

Michele S.

Pomade

Hannah K.

Dec 21, 2013

Hannah K.

The John Freida Full Repair flyaway tamer (or something) is pretty good. It looks like a big red mascara tube, and it has an oversized spoolie, but it's clear and you apply it lightly to your hair to slick back the flyaways. Maybelline Great Lash mascara in Clear would also do the trick :)

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