The Only Dry Shampoo For Me

 

When Amelia first told me that she hadn’t washed her hair in nearly a week I was a little shocked. Her locks looked as though they were on their second day – not their fifth. There wasn’t any greasiness in sight, even though she praised the CoLab Dry Shampoo for it, I still thought it must have more to do with the fact that her hair is lighter than mine, so grease shows up less. Until I bought a bottle of their New York one for myself.

This stuff is a miracle worker. It imparts only the smallest amount of white residue, instead it blasts roots with a super clean but tousled and voluminous feeling which makes me actually prefer my second and third day hair as opposed to my old favourite of freshly washed. I now know that I can get up to four days out of my hair (day four will definitely need a hat for the latter part of that day though) which is the biggest time saver. Washing and drying  my hair takes me a good hour +, so having the freedom to wash my hair a little less leaves more time for getting on with other things oh and the dry shampoo itself is cheap as chips (literally – as cheap as a packet of chips). Ka-ching!

I never thought I could get quite so excited by a dry shampoo and  I thought Klorane took the top spot when it came to them, but not anymore. I want to try all the fragrances out too – they’re so subtle without being too powdery like Batiste.

Lots of love from third day hair me!

You can buy the Ruth Crilly and CoLab dry shampoo in Superdrug and online here