Need a new dry shampoo

I love perfect hair day dry shampoo by Living Proof. It’s not only great with oil but also works on sweat and eliminates odor. Bonus, it also cleans your hair! I have thick dark hair and love that it doesn’t leave residue. It’s definitely worth the extra money!

My top picks are Hask Coconut and Batiste. You can find both of these at any major grocery or drug store. They are inexpensive, have a long life, and don't leave weird white residue.

Bumble and Bumble pret-a-powder is good if you're willing to spend a little more. I really like the Pantene Never Tell dry shampoo too.

Dove does a great affordable dry shampoo but I also love the Batiste Bare scent dry shampoo and OUAI super dry shampoo!

I'm guilty of using a combo of Batiste and the Dove volumizing dry shampoo. Depends on the day!

I was just going to ask this question as well!

I use Redken Invisible Dry Shampoo residue free

I use R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo. LisaJo Fisher any recommendations?

I love making my own. The first two ingredients are normally butane and propane!

Not going to lie, I’ve been using plain baby powder recently. Not a ton, I just part my hair a little further to the left than usual, sprinkle a little, and then repeat on the right of my part. After brushing it through, it honestly does not leave visible white residue (although I have light brown hair).

larissa Cole that was my secret weapon in high school! It's definitely a cheap alternative if you do not want to spend over $5 on Dry Shampoo. :)

The secret is to blow-dry the roots really good after! I heard this from a blogger I follow, and it's made a world of difference! I like Drybar Detox Dry Shampoo the best.

That makes sense. My brother was a hair designer and he said you add volume with air so the hold stays longer. I have natural curls and when I do not blow my hair it is flat for two days but bouncy and curly when I at least partially blow dry it. Good tip Haley!

Haley Grant blow dry my roots after working out or after applying the dry shampoo?

After applying the dry shampoo. Massage it in, then let it sit for about a minute, then blow out your roots. I like to use a brush to pull my roots off my scalp. It helps the dry shampoo disperse and leaves the hair fresh! It sounds complicated typing it out, but it only takes a minute doing it and makes any dry shampoo way better!