Gross. |
Looks clean! I can be seen in public. |
Pros:
- It does what it's supposed to do very well, i.e. absorbs oil and makes your hair look clean.
- Adds volume.
- Easy to use (spray on, rub in, brush out).
- So fucking cheap.
- It doesn't smell as good as the other Suave dry shampoo. That one is sort of citrusy. This one is more old lady perfume. Fortunately, the scent isn't too strong, and it dissipates fairly quickly.
- It does leave some white powdery residue near the roots. After brushing, this is more or less invisible in my hair, but if you look closely, you can see it. This might be a problem for people with darker hair.
- Does not leave your hair feeling very nice. Kind of rough and stiff. It doesn't look it, though.
- Can make your hair look kind of dull. You might want to follow up with some shine spray or something. (I'm going to review Rusk's, which is good stuff, soon.)
Overall, I like this better than both of the other 2 cheap dry shampoo's I've tried, i.e. the original Suave and Tresemme. It works better than both of them. The other Suave smells better, but didn't make my hair look as clean. The Tresemme smells worse AND doesn't make my hair look as clean. I'm going to stick with this one unless something else comes along to tempt me.
Have you tried it? What do you think?
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