I've tried a variety of brands of dry shampoo from drugstore brands such as Tresemme to salon brands such as TIGI. The Tresemme has the best scent out of all the ones that I tried, however the can plugged up and I was unable to use it only after about 4 uses. The TIGI Rockaholic is my go-to brand right now. It typically costs around $14, so it doesn't break the bank and it sure does save time in the mornings when I don't want to wash my strands!
Thanks to Glamour Magazine, I just tried Suave Professional Keratin Infused Dry Shampoo and it got the job done--for two days of no washing (plus one workout)!! I've included a couple of pics of my hair on day 2 so you can see how the dry shampoo kept my hair from looking oily.
Until Next Time,
Meg
Discovered your blog via People's Style Watch A-Listers. I tried a brand of dry shampoo recently, it worked pretty good, but it's so nice to read your review of other brands. I had torn my ACL so it was difficult balancing in the shower and had I known about these a few years ago it would have been really helpful for my Mom when she broke her arm and dislocated her rotator cuff.
ReplyDeleteI also have very fine and straight hair, so I agree, YAY for dry shampoo!
I just recently colored my hair a darker brunette and dry shampoo has an entirely different effect on it now! My TIGI Rockaholic left a white residue in my hair, while the Suave didn't. Good news for the drug store brand!
DeleteThanks for the comments!
Meg