Dry shampoo is the essential beauty product to freshen up your hair, especially when it tends to get greasy quickly. These are very fine powders to spray on the roots to absorb excess sebum. They do not replace the usual shampoo, but allow you to space them out and restore some vitality to your hair.
Dry shampoo: how to apply it correctly?
Today, dry shampoos offer varied formulas. Some are designed for brown hair, and the material, instead of being white as usual, is slightly tinted. Others are lightly perfumed, or allow you to add extra volume to the roots for a hairstyle that is more glamorous than ever, as if you had just done a blow-dry. But there you have it, to use your dry shampoo properly, some hairdressers give their tips on social networks. We remember in particular the hairdresser Tom Smith, who applied it preventively to clean, dry, freshly washed and just dried hair.
In a video published on TikTok, Pierre Carli, hairdresser and founder of the Carli Paris salon, declared “dry shampoo, from time to time, can help” before revealing his tip with a touch of humor: “you have to put it on the day before the catamaran, a bit like deodorant”. According to him, you should not wait until the roots become very oily to apply dry shampoo, because it will then be less effective. If you feel like your roots are starting to look a little oilier, that’s when you should use your dry shampoo.
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How to refresh your hair without dry shampoo?
If you don’t have dry shampoo, beauty influence Alessa Miki revealed her original technique in a previous article. This means spraying micellar water at the roots on the third day after your last shampoo. She then restyles her hair and the result is surprising, her hair becomes lighter. In fact, the micellar water that we use to remove makeup from our face contains micelles. These are surfactant molecules which attract dirt towards them, including makeup, pollution, impurities as well as sebum to properly clean, in this case, the roots of the hair.