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Does Theradome Cause Hair to be Static?

Some users may notice static electricity in their hair during certain times of the year, particularly in dry environments. In most cases, static is not caused by the Theradome itself, but by environmental conditions such as low humidity and dry hair.

Why Does Hair Become Static?

Static electricity builds up when hair lacks moisture.

This is especially common during the winter months, when indoor heating systems can reduce humidity levels and make hair drier than usual.

Dry hair is more likely to develop static, regardless of whether you are using a Theradome device.

How to Reduce Static While Using Theradome

To help minimize static electricity:

  • Use a high-quality conditioner to help maintain moisture in your hair.
  • Avoid excessively dry indoor environments whenever possible.
  • Ensure your hair is properly hydrated as part of your regular hair care routine.

Tip:
Maintaining proper hair hydration with a quality shampoo and conditioner can help reduce static and improve overall hair manageability.

Additional Tip

Some users find that gently wiping the inside and outside of the Theradome helmet with a dryer sheet can help reduce static buildup.

Dryer sheets contain anti-static agents that may help reduce static electricity on plastic surfaces.

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Need Additional Assistance?

If you have questions about static electricity or your Theradome device, please contact our support team.

support@theradome.com