How Should I Use Dry Shampoo?

Do you have fine hair?

Do you have oily hair?

Is your hair color treated?

If you have fine hair and use powder, it can feel heavy and cause your hair to fall flat. You could use it when styling your hair for a fresh, texturized look, or simply spray on the go for a volumizing lift. You should spray the dry shampoo directly at the roots while keeping it four to six inches away from the scalp. Start spritzing where your hair feels oiliest, one part at a time. Try out the Living Proof- Perfect hair Day (PhD) Dry Shampoo, Drybar- Detox Dry Shampoo, etc.

Hair that naturally holds a lot of oil is the best candidate for dry shampoo. Before you even think about spraying it in your hair, you need to shake the bottle up. Dry shampoo should not be sprayed all over your head, instead, concentrate on the top couple of inches. Since the bottom of your hair is unlikely to be greasy, using an oil absorber all over would just make your hair rigid and lackluster. A strong dose of dry shampoo will make your hair look fresher when it is greasy, just do not use too much.

You should try out the Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Color Care Dry Shampoo, Nexxus Between Washes Smooth & Clean Day 2 Refresher Dry Shampoo Foam, etc. To begin, vigorously shake the bottle. Then, section your hair and spray into the roots while holding the nozzle about 12 inches apart. Allow for a few moments before massaging the color uniformly into the scalp with your fingertips.

You should keep in mind that keeping the proper distance between your hair and the aerosol bottle is so important. When applying the dry shampoo, you should just apply it to oily areas of the scalp, not the whole scalp. After you have let it sit for a while, you should use your hands to rub it into your scalp to really unlock the ingredients that absorb the oil.