Static Guard: instantly eliminates and prevents static cling
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Tips & Uses : clothing/Fashion

Avoid those embarrasing "clingy" situations.

Stash a small can of Static Guard® spray in your purse and you'll always be in style and looking good. Static Guard goes hand in hand with making a good impression.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #1:

To prevent static buildup and cling all day, turn clothes inside-out and spray with Static Guard before you put them on.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #2:

Spraying socks or nylons after you put them on will prevent pants from sticking.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #3:

Eliminate a hairy situation by helping your co-worker remove pet hair from his or her jacket. Simply spray on Static Guard, wait one minute, and brush away easily. This also works for lint.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #4:

Stop flyaway hair by spraying Static Guard on your comb or brush before using. Spray the inside of hats and jacket hoods, too.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #5:

If you wear your sandals with socks, twisting can sometimes occur. Usually a quick spray of Static Guard will alleviate the situation.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #6:

Time to break out those fall sweaters! To avoid static electricity, lightly spray Static Guard on sweaters before putting them on to prevent a shocking new hair style.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #7:

Boots paired with a skirt are always part of fall fashion. Be sure to spray nylons or tights with Static Guard to avoid a creeping skirt or a clingy situation.

Clothing/Fashion Tip #8:

Leggings and layering are back in style this season. To avoid static build up — spray leggings and all your layers with Static Guard before dressing.
   
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