I tried both the higher end brand and the drugstore brand - and for blondes, it does make a difference. If you're a lighter brunette or a blonde - you'll want to dish out the extra money. My personal favorite is the Oscar Blandi Volumizing Dry Shampoo Spray. It honestly felt like my hair had new life. I just sprayed some at the roots, let it set for 2 minutes, and then combed it out. It was super easy and fast - making it great for the woman on the go!
5oz bottle, $23
For brunettes and red heads, I have a feeling that you can get away with the drugstore version of TRESemme dry shampoo. It's only $4.79 and has similar results. However, I did see some residue after trying this product that looked dandruff-esque. If you have dry hair with seasonal dandruff - I don't think this is the product for you.
TRESemme, $4.79
My verdict is that it is truly dependent on your hair type and color. For me, the higher end product works better. And remember - this isn't for every day use...every once in awhile a shower is needed! Let's keep this product away from the men in our lives...
XOXO, Allison
Awesome! I'm glad you blogged about this! I've been wanting to try a dry shampoo. Since I straighten my curly hair on occasion...I don't want to have to wash it every day. I'll have to try these!
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