If you use a conditioner suitable for your hair type every time you wash your hair,you should find it helps.Also serum for hair (various brands should be available in you local store) used sparingly is excellent for shine,condition and improved managabilty.Hope this helps
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The water trick definetly worked for me...My hair used to be down to the back of my knees and I hated brushing because of the static feeling. Water took care of it.
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This has been happening to my hair lately as well - and I have really long hair, so it's very frustrating. But what I have found to help is to rub a dryer sheet on my hair and brush, and this helps to smooth my hair back down.

http://i.ehow.com/images/GlobalPhoto/Articles/4470062/static1-main_Full.jpg
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wet it, or put a tad bit of gel on the brush, when brushing.

Hope this helps.

Thanks Mike !
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Try Static Guard. It's a spray that most people think of using to prevent static cling in clothing, but it works with hair too. You can spray it on your comb or brush, or in the case of very high static and/or very long hair you can lightly spray it on your hair too.

I have hair down to my waist, and I speak from experience. The Static Guard is also great because it goes on to prevent static all day, so if your taking winter hats on and off you won't get static crackling every time.
Source(s):
http://www.mystaticguard.com/static-guard-tips-uses/tips-fashion.cfm

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