Dry Shampoo - Pittsburgh,PA

I've used the Suave brand in the summer time. I color/bleach my hair so I can't wash it every day, but sometimes in the summer I need to de-grease on my non-washing day. It's not perfect, but it definitely helps I think. I know there are a lot of much more expensive brands to choose from, but I usually start out with Suave to see if I even like the idea of it in my hair before spending a boat-load of money.

Bumble and Bumble is the only one that works for me.....it has color in it so it also helps cover the grays......

I've used the Tresemme kind, not regularly, but I've taken it camping and to overnights... like if I'm going to a party at a friends house and we're going to spend the night, I'll bring it so my hair doesn't smell like smoke (ew!) when I wake up. It works... it's not my favorite thing ever, NOTHING is like a real shampoo and conditioner, but it works :)

I only wash my hair every other day or every 3rd day anyway, so this is a nice little instant fix versus really washing it all the time.

I have used Big Sexy dry shampoo and it works really well.

I use Got2b and LOVE IT - it works well for me. Just make sure you let it sit in your hair a min to soak up the oils well enough and brush with a bristle brush not just an air brush. I like the combo bristle/air large flat paddle brush I have from Bed Head. I actually think it lifts my roots and gives body better than anything else!

I used Tresemme aeorosal. I loved it. It's great. Actually though, baby powder does the exact same thing.

I use Victoria secret dry shampoo.. Often after the gym. I got it on sale.. Also u can test it in the store lol. They have a tester out. That's what I did. It really gives my hair volume.
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Suave has worked best of the dry shampoos, but what I really love is Mark (by Avon) Mega Volume Next Day Spray for $6. It's in a pump bottle, has no powder to build up and leaves your hair slightly wet. It works best if you start at your roots in the back and work forward, then let it air dry a couple of minutes before brushing it through, and it leaves your hair smelling great, love it : )

40 years ago! I'm shocked it's baaack!

I've tried every kind there is, thought tresseme was the worst, and hated the lemony smell of some others. I prefer a spray to a powder, and my hairstylist said all she and her coworkers use is psssst! Or another kind he gets at Sally beauty supply, not the expensive kinds!

I use one from Oscar Blandi - they sell it a Sephora and it works wonders for me!

I like 'sexy back", (i think that's it-red bottle, black lettering). I like it a lot.

I've found translucent powder works the best.