Beach Babe Dry Shampoo (3-Pack) - 7 oz Dry Shampoo - Instantly Absorbs Oil While Creating Effortless Sea-Tossed Texture

Es mi shampoo en seco favorito, mejor que muchas marcas. No deja el pelo tieso, ni blancoso, es fácil de peinar.

I have bought this 3-pack (probably) 8 times over the years. Recently, my salon guilted me into buying a dry shampoo paste because it was supposed to help style my hair as well. I hated it and returned it, so she convinced me to swap it for their same brand spray version. The stuff was like $44 and did smell delicious, but I swear it hardly worked. I had to use a lot of the product to see any difference in second-day hair. I tossed it and chalked it up to my own stupidity. Back to Beach Babe I went. I usually get the blue version and it works so well and is so affordable, but I've tried their other versions and all worked similarly and great. If I hit Powerball tonight, I'll still keep using Beach Babe Dry Shampoo. It's the best! Smells great too! And the product lasts forever. I use it regularly and each can lasts me months. If you hold the can in one spot for too long you can see some white residue, but it remedies quickly with some finger fussing. If you use it properly, you won't see any white residue at all. A++ product!

Best dry shampoo you can buy! Smells amazing and doesn’t leave a film. Gets rid of the natural oils that build up throughout the day.

I'm a big fan of coconut, whether it be in food or fragrance, and there are so few dry shampoos which have that scent. So I was grateful to find this one! I know what these cans cost individually, and the four-pack will save you a lot of money over just buying one can at a time. The dry shampoo itself it's heavy or sticky, and makes my second-day hair look great. I couldn't say whether it leaves a white residue, because my hair is mostly grey and silver, so if there is a residue, I don't see it. In any case, I love this stuff. Hopefully it's popular enough that I can keep buying it.

Obviously, this isn't meant to replace actual shampoo. I bought it as a backup for times when I just can't wash my hair. We get power outages occasionally that mean no hot water in my house and I don't want to go through the hassle of heating up water on the stove to wash my hair. I mean, a sponge bath is as much effort as I want to make during a power outage. I tried it out twice, without needing to, just because I wanted to see how it works. I have very fine, straight hair that's cut in a chin length bob. My hair isn't thin, there's a lot of it, just the strands are very fine. My hair is also on the dry side, it usually doesn't really look dirty for a few days after I wash it. I usually wash it every 2-3 days. I color it with Clairol dye. I don't use styling products beyond shampoo and conditioner and sometimes a tiny bit of argan oil after I wash it. I blow dry my hair but don't use styling appliances like curling irons or straight irons or anything. I let my hair go a few days in order to test how this stuff works. It's a very fine spray powder that you should generously spray all over the base of your hair, moving the hair in sections to try to coat as much of it as possible. I let it sit for a few minutes, then combed it out. It smells pleasant. It makes my hair look not dirty but the feel when I run my hands through it is weird. Sort of like I have too much product in it. It will definitely do for when I have no way to wash my hair. I don't think I'd use it on any kind of regular basis just because the feel is weird and I tend to run my hands through my hair a lot throughout the day. But it could save me the embarrassment of looking like a greasy mess if I have a power outage.