Dry Shampoo?

[Pixi]

What's your favourite dry shampoo?

I've been using Batiste for some time now, but I've been noticing a lot of other dry shampoos by different brands and I was wondering if it's worth giving anything else a try?

I've also noticed a dry conditioner, and to be honest I'm not sure how that works? Is it actual leave in conditioner that you brush through and wear throughout the day? Or does it just give you the effects of having conditioning your hair, making it soft and shiny without actually conditioning?

I'd love some other opinions on this, honestly I am kind of lost when it comes to hair care products.

 

[mariechin1234]

NEXXUS YOUTH RENEWAL REJUVENATING DRY SHAMPOO
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[Pixi]

Thirty pounds is definitely more than I'd want to spend on a dry shampoo. I'm looking for something that I can throw in my bag and take out with me so I can use it on the go kind of thing.

 

[ChemLady]

Higher end ($20 a can): The Fekkai Dry shampoo and hair refresher. I really like the way it smells and how it makes my hair feel. It lasts a long time for me as well, so I can occasionally justify the price. 

Drugstore ($5 a can): The Dove dry shampoo. Again, smells nice (very clean scent) and works well in my hair. I found it works best if you spray it on, then clip your hair up and give it a few minutes to soak stuff up before brushing it or tousling it out. It doesn't leave my hair feeling weird (a bit more texturized if anything) and keeps my hair non-greasy for the entire day. I do tend to run through it quickly, but I don't mind since it is so cheap. I have bought probably 10-15 cans of this since I found it.

Edit: If you like Batiste and are looking more for smaller cans of it, check out your Ulta or TJMaxx/Marshals. They had some holiday 3 pack of the smaller cans in three different scents (that you may or may not have tried before) that were pretty cheap.