This is Kylie from the Saratoga store.

The topic this time is anti-static measures.

It is the season to wear sweaters. I'm sure the heaters are on in your house or in the shopping mall. I think it's time to take action to prevent static electricity from sticking to your face and neck.

What should we do about static-charged hair that gets stuck to our face and neck?

It is not enough to just moisturize your hair.

If you apply oil to dry hair as it is, it may cause more static.

In fact, using a water-type product to dry your hair before drying it can be very calming. Hair and skin are more prone to static electricity when the humidity is below 40%, so turning on a humidifier in your room is also effective!

If you are concerned about static electricity, try using a humidifier and a water-type product before drying your hair.