Who needs serum? TikToker shows how she rubs her long hair with tumble dryer PAPER to tame the frizz
- TikTok, the user, named Snconroy, who lives in New York, shared short hair clip
- Brushed lengthy tresses upside down and it immediately began to look flyaway
- With one sweep of the tumble dryer paper her hair looked sleek and smooth
- The paper helps banish static on clothes – and it works exactly the same for hair
Many of us will be looking forward to the sunshine and the heat, but won’t be excited about the frizzy hair that comes with it.
However, one social media user has shared the hack she swears helps tame her hair every time – rubbing it down with some tumble dryer paper.
Taking to TikTok, the user, named Snconroy, who lives in New York, shared a short clip demonstrating exactly how to transform flyaway locks using the household staple that normally keeps clean washing smelling nice.
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TikTok user, named Snconroy, who lives in New York shares her clever hack that helps tame her flyaway hair, by simply rubbing it with some tumble dryer paper
She starts by brushing her lengthy brunette tresses, which she holds in her hand and tilts her head upside down.
Before long her hair begins to puff out – and at this point she reaches for the tumble dryer paper.
She’s heard telling followers: ‘Okay, so if you’re like me and you brush out your hair once a year and it gets super “staticky”, I’m going to show you how to cure that.
‘See all that lovely static, you’re just going to go woop! And the static is gone.’
She starts by brushing her lengthy brunette tresses which she holds in her hand and tilts her head upside down before smoothing it out
She then sweeps the tumble drying sheet through her tresses before flipping them over.
Her locks look visibly smoother and instantly become less puffy as the sheet removes static.
Static electricity is created when two unlike objects rub against each other and the process causes electrons from one object to be transferred to the other.
She starts by brushing her lengthy brunette tresses which she holds in her hand and tilts her head upside down – leaving her hair looking flyaway
The object that loses the electrons gets a positive charge, while the object that gains electrons get a negative charge, which can build up in things like hair.
Dryer sheets are usually coated in a softening agent that helps combat and neutralise static cling while clothes are in the dryer, so they work on hair too.
Fellow TikTok users were impressed by the hack, and many flooded the comments to share their appreciation.
Before long her hair begins to puff out when she turns it upside down and brushes it, but she shows her clever way to keep it looking sleek and smooth
One said: ‘This video may save your life.’
While another said: ‘I’m trying this out now!’
A third said: ‘I DID THIS WHEN I WAS LITTLE AND I STILL DO THAT.’
Another agreed that it’s a great technique and even said it works for items of clothing too.
She said: ‘This is great! I do it to the inside of my t shirts when they have static!’