Dry Shampoo Trick

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This tip is very useful! I’ve tried so many dry shampoos, and I must support the comments about the powder types working well. I think they are more fugal, too. But the sprays are tempting because they are faster for application.
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Thanks for sharing the info on dry shampoo. I am surprised at the unfamiliarity with dry shampoo and the new products mentioned and would prefer natural over the chemical.
Dry shampoo is something we used on camping or overseas trips as far back as when I was a kid! As far as cleanliness goes, a simple lookup using the phrase ‘history of hair care’ shows that relatively recently most women would go 2 weeks or more between dry or wet shampooing (our grandmothers and great grandmothers for example would only have their hair shampooed a few times per month at time of professional hair styling and would use a shower cap to preserve their hair style and sleep at night with curlers and a hair cap or toilet paper wrapped around their styled hair with a hair net over it and yes, the smell of unwashed scalp was present along with the heavier perfumes of the day)
As for chemicals and other harmful ingredients mentioned in some of the posts here, things like talc have a connection with cancer and a Pharnacist would know the link is one related to reproductive and lung cancers because talc is very fine and since it is easy to inhale can get into the body over a 5 to 25 year timeline it can silently cause trouble (I hate to think of all the talc baby powder my mother used on us long before cornstarch baby powder came on the scene following the ‘talc scares’ from research in the later 1960’s and 1970’s!)

For all who want to know more, here’s a link to a great site for the history of shampoo and hair care:

http://www.randomhistory.com/2008/07/19_shampoo.html

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For those of you with bad dry-shampoo experiences- I was you! My hair is blonde, wavy-ish, and GREASY on the second day, and nothing ever worked. Some didn’t last, others were sticky with build-up, but nothing could ever convert me from washing every day.
Until I tried corn starch! It’s crazy cheap, and a little bit goes a long way! I take a little, rub it into my fingertips, and massage my scalp gently, adding *very little amounts* if needed to greasy areas. Then I brush it out with a bristle brush, and voila! I will definitely try sleeping in it- it will save time, prevent me from sprinkling cornstarch all over my clothes for the day!

For curly hair bed-head, try a good leave-in conditioner. My friend swears by glop & glam’s creamsickle version. It’s organic and doesn’t have any build up.

I recommend using Faciano dry shampoo. It’s very good to clean away the oil on hair and I like the smell.Also you won’t feel greasy powder still on head. I bought from here–http://facianohair.com

I love dry shampoo! -jb.

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Such a great tip! I always use dry shampoo! it’s great for those in between days isn’t it? I find it helps when putting my hair up too, gives it a bit more texture. I usually get Fudge or Tigi from Hairtrade as that is the cheapest place you can get it at the moment x

The cornstarch is a great idea. I just mixed some with a little rosewater in a Tupperware container. And my hair looks like I just had it blown out.

Does anyone else find that some of the dry shampoo powders on the market clog the pores along your hairline?

Klorane is seriously toxic – the first two ingredients are lighter fluid and propane! Just wash your hair w/ soap and skip the chemical bath… yuck!

List of ingredients for their Extra Gentle w/ Oat Milk: Butane, Propane, Isobutane, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch (Oryza Sativa), SD Alcohol 39C (Alcohol Denat), Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Oil, Cyclodextrin, Cyclomethicone, Fragrance (Parfum), Isopropyl Myristate, Silica

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Jo — what is your favorite brand of dry shampoo?

The night before is a great idea! My hair feels lovely :) I actually use cornstarch (it’s so much cheaper!) to get the same result as dry shampoo – it’s amazing!

Eek, Joanna, I’m confused! A few days ago you were promoting the products of a company that produces natural cleaning products, etc., for the home, and now you’re writing about dry shampoo. I’m no expert, but putting a product with tons of chemicals in it including solvents, preservatives in it, etc., and then sleeping in it doesn’t sound like a great idea. You don’t mention a particular dry shampoo. Someone in the comments said something about using talcum powder, which seems even scarier! My boyfriend, who is a pharmacist, won’t even let me use talcum regularly in my shoes, I think because of the silica. Eek!

i have never ever heard of the stuff! What a revelation!

I’ll try this trick!

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