Dry shampoos

Hello beautiful  ladies! Sorry that I wasn't able to write for such a long time but sadly I had too much on my mind to worry about. Anyway now I have a brand new post which I wanted to share for quite some time. Dry shampoos. Or the way I call them - live savers on a hot day. For those of you that don't know what a dry shampoo is, definitely check them out. Basically you can find them in lots of different packagings. Some are used like sprays and some like powder. Whatever you get it doesn't really matter. Although I should say that the one which are used like a powder are messier. What you basically do is you spray a little bit at the roots of your hair(especially the greasier parts). Then you wait a minute or so and comb the hair out. I usually take a towel first and rub it in my hair to make sure everything wipes out! Then I comb my hair with a brush and you are ready to go. They are also versatile. Because they tend to give you lots of volume(FOR REAL). Like tons of volume and I use them on a daily bases when I need volume in my hear. 

1. This is the first dry shampoo that I actually tried and I loved it ever since. It is the  Schauma Cotton Fresh Dry Shampoo. It does have a strong smell though. Which I really like because it makes your hair fresh with volume and it smells amazing. The one and only thing that I don't really like about it is that it doesn't last very long. It is 150ml but if you use it every other day like I do it will not last very much. The price in my opinion is reasonable. It is not that expensive but for the use of it you don't get much.

2. The next one is probably the one I used the most. It is the Balea dry shampoo which you can find only in DM shops only. It is by far the cheapest dry shampoo I own. But it gets the job done. Although I find it a little bit hard to remove the excess shampoo it still makes your hair look better. The smell I would consider pleasant and not that much big of a deal. (it is not that strong as the previous one). I will keep repurchasing this product.

3. The last one that I use quite often is the Syoss Anti-Grease Dry Shampoo. I believe they have another one which targeted for more volume rather than to absorb the unnecessary oils from your roots. But let's face it here. This one has so many negative and positive reviews. For starters it does its job quite well. It does have a very like very very strong smell(mostly considered as discussing, still bearable for me). I can live with it but it does stay for a very long time so you can smell it during the day. The price itself is not that bad including the fact that is 200ml. In my oppinion I will not repurchase this product every now and then although it really makes a difference in your hair. 

So if you guys tried any of the products please leave a comment below. Also if you have any suggestions about any other dry shampoo you love please tell. And don't forget to tweet me or just leave a comment. Thanks!

XOX, Gabby