Dry Shampoo

Kerrsgal · May 2009

Can anyone tell me what this does? Have you used it? Do you like it?

Kerrsgal · May 2009

58 views and no responses. Either you all want to know what "Dry Shampoo" is also or you just wanted to see my cute new sig picture!

MrsSandro · May 2009

I think it was the siggy pic.

The only time I heard of dry shampoo it was for dogs. So I have no advice about it.

keni76 · May 2009

Dry shampoo (for people) is used as a refresher is you want to extend the time between shampooing your hair. This is good for people who have dry hair or color-treated hair. The one I have is basically an aerosol that you spray toward the roots of your hair, wait a few minutes, then brush through. It absorbs some of the oil in your hair so it doesn't look greasy or otherwise non-washed. Same concept as using baby powder, but not as messy and works better for me since baby powder shows up pretty well in darker hair.

tulips71 · May 2009

I'm cheap. ?I just use baby powder on my roots and rub it in good. ?I have thin greasy hair and don't like washing it all the time, so I'll do this in between wet shampoos to keep my hair looking decent without drying it out from washing it too much.

jenn4 · May 2009

I am dying to try this stuff, but don't want to pony up the money. I go several days between shampoos now that I'm a SAHM. I know it's really great for my hair.

.happy.as.just.kim. · May 2009

I actually never knew there was such a thing. I just do the baby powder trick if I'm feeling lazy or dont' have time to wash and redo my hair. It sucks up the oil and seems to rub into my hair w/o showing. I'm sure I'll have an excess of those "baby powder" days coming up- being a SAHM w/ a baby (and lots of baby powder around the house!)?

iheartmemo · May 2009

I've also been curious to try it, just haven't gotten around to actually going to buy it. I've done the baby powder trick before, I just hate the way my scalp feels. Someone told me Kelly Ripa (sp?) uses one and I'm sure if you googled it, it may come up.

RJ31205 · May 2009

I'm with the pps in that I just use baby powder on the rare occasion I skip washing. I usually just use my fingers to work it into my roots. Being a blonde, it blends super easy and is waaaaay cheaper than the *real* dry shampoo that people sell.

Mrs.Reaux · May 2009

I just use a little bit of baby powder cause I am cheap like that

KatluvsJason · May 2009

I found some at Sallys for around $7.00. It's a spray but it does seem to have that baby powder feel and look to it. It didn't work well for me because my hair is so dark. Even after I brushed it through several times you could tell that there was powdery stuff in my hair. It did seem to absorb the oils really well and it smells good.

dangerkitty102 · May 2009

I use it and love it. I get the Fioravanti brand in the dark green can from Sephora. It's not cheap - like $25. But I love it and it saves on shampoo right? It's not like powder at all - it doesn't put any actual "stuff" into your hair. It's just a chemical that sprays out and drys up all the oil in your roots. Gives you an extra day between shampooing. Good for the gym!

And your new siggy is adorable! Such a pretty family

GavinsGirlApril · May 2009

Walgreens has a white can called "Psssssst" with red and blue writing. its usually on sale and its $3.99 (normally 5.99 or so) its the aresole dry shampoo and i swear its one of my FAVORITE hair products, i use it every other day (only wash my hair every other day or it gets very dried out) it's one of my top favorite 5 hair products!!!!!?

cactus5 · May 2009

I am interested in dry shampoo as well, but have found them to be too expensive to try. I will have to go out and try Psssssst...thanks for the rec. I just use bronzer since I have dark hair Stick out tongue

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