Dry shampoo help please?

chivas

I've tried a few of these this year- a festival must!!

Batiste is ok, definitely sorts out the gunk - it has a strong smell and can make hair look faded. Has the advantage of being the cheapest too

Toni and Guy is my second fav - I think it keeps my hair cleaner longer than the other two, though not quite as much bounce as Klorane. Has a nice smell too

The best one I've tried though is Klorane:
http://www.escentual.com/cgi-bin/Escentual.storefront/en/Product/klorane2006101602
It makes hair look just washed - and matte without looking gray or faded. I haven't seen it for sale except online though...

Nicifer_noonoo

Lee Stafford dry shampoo is amazing, comes in an aerosol can so no mess or waste. I've tried talc but it makes my dark hair look a bit powdery. Feeling creative one morning, i tried a little cocoa powder at the roots and it worked a treat. Smelled pretty good too

homealone_2

i used to use the batiste but really hated the smel and discovered that talcum powder does just as good a job and not so obvious a smell. plus its also a way of using up all those johnsons talcum powder that may have been bought for the 100 bonus clubcard. use in exact same way.hth

judyjetson

I rediscovered Batiste lately. It's handy when I'm on very early shifts and don't have the time or inclination to wash my hair first thing. It's £2.09 in Boots. Might have to try the Lee Stafford or the Toni & Guy though.

I've found if I use talc, it help if you lightly rub your hair with a towel (as if you were drying it). It helps distribute it through a bit better.

Oh, and a word of warning when using dry shampoo - don't spray it whilst wearing a black top. :rotfl:

dsuser896

Here's a site with a TON of useful info on dry shampoo, dry-shampoo.com

littlepinkstars44

Batiste is great. i use it, and theres 4 different scents now!!!

goanmad

Yep, a festival must and I love the tropical scented one!

Js_Other_Half

The original post was from 2007...

Baglady_2

I finally tracked down the stuff Bountyhunter was talking about from "Sally", now that Kleeneze (or is it Betterware?) do it. I was so impressed I got some for me as well as my old Mum. I knew this stuff existed because I saw two girls on a basic campsite shampooing their hair with no means of rinsing out the lather, and I saw them a bit later with nice shiny clean hair. Unfortunately I was not near enough to ask what they'd used. Now I know! I also like the info on Orris root, thanks. Sometimes, the old ways are as relevant today, and gentler.

terra_ferma

I saw this advertised in a magazine:
http://www.bathandunwind.com/brands/Fudge/shampoo-conditioner/Fudge-Dry-Shampoo.htm