#dry shampoo

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(via Powder Wigs to Dry Shampoo: A Trip Through Hair Care History - Glamour Daze)

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Ya know how “gamers” talk about reaching master level on video games? Well, let me introduce you to Heather. She has reached master level of dry shampoo and not styling her hair!! It’s like a reward I suppose!! Have a great day tumblr world….be kind and show grace!!!

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Favorite Haircare Products 2024

Hello, 2024! I was supposed to post this in December last year because I often get told that my hair looked really nice so only then that I realized that the hair products I've been using, plus new ways of taking care of my hair are really effective.

But as usual, life got so busy so I had to postpone publishing!

Anyhooo, these products have been a constant part of my haircare routine since July 2023 and I still use them til now. This is how my hair looks like as of January 2024.

Of course, I still have bad hair days, especially on days I forgot to apply Argan oil! But on lazy days where I don't feel like styling my hair, I make sure to apply a hair mist.

Lifestrong Hairfix Advanced Hair Mist

This one is a total favorite! I saw this on Nikki's IG stories (AskMeWhats) mentioning how it was on sale at Watsons that time. I got it for just 160-ish pesos at that time so I decided to get both variants and that's one of the best 160 pesos I've ever spent that!

I spray these anytime, anywhere, and apart from they smell so good, they don't leave any sticky feeling. My hair looks so shiny after and did I mention that this has UV protection, too?

I also find this useful before heat styling because it makes my hair more manageable.

Lucido-L Argan Oil

Okay, this is truly THE BEST hair product I have ever come across. I have been using Argan oil on and off for many years, maybe more than a decade now. But I would usually stop at one point because it makes my hair and scalp so greasy and it smells like wet grass for real. Not that it's a bad scent, but it's not something I'd like other people to smell on me.

This Lucido-L Argan oil was an impulse purchase when I was shopping in Hong Kong. I got it from Mannings for just 70HKD (500pesos). I tested it there and I liked the non-sticky consistency and the "expensive" scent so I bought it without expecting too much. But OMG this helped me so much with my damaged hair. I barely get tangles and washing my hair every other day became bearable because it's not icky at all. (Yes, as a tropical girl I used to wash my hair every single day, even 2x or 3x a day!)

Vitress Cuticle Coat Instant Relax

Vitress is such a classic haircare brand and I've been using products from this brand for a long time. My current favorite is their cuticle coat which I apply only at the ends of my hair after heat styling. It basically just adds shine and it makes my hair straighter. That's what I noticed about this, it's not really the best when I'm curling my hair because it weighs my curls down but when straightening my hair, this works wonders!

BENCH Fix Professional Dry Shampoo

Like I mentioned earlier, I used to wash my hair everyday, and during the scorching summer, maybe even 2 or 3 times daily. But these days, I try my best to preserve my hair's natural cuticle buy not stripping it off its moisture every wash. To counteract the grease, I just use a dry shampoo. This one from BENCH is super cheap and works well in getting rid of oil. I like how it adds volume, too!

My hair would look like this without heat styling! I'd just wash, apply hair mist and let it air dry and it'll still look like this. Applying Argan oil the night before helps so much as well :)

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VALENTINE'S DAY FLASHBACK

Batiste Floral & Flirty Blush Dry Shampoo Mini 1.6 fl oz

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Fixing my problems the only way I know how: by spraying an immense amount of dry shampoo all over them :)

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Best Dry Dog Shampoos for Stress-Free Bath Time

There are times when a bath for your dog just isn’t in the cards. Maybe your pup isn’t a fan and you’re not ready to spend 20 minutes fending off wet escape attempts. Maybe you just want a little sprucing between grooming appointments. Or maybe you’re on the go, short on time, or otherwise ill-equipped for the undertaking. That’s where dry shampoo for dogs comes in.

A popular solution for pet parents everywhere, dry shampoo for dogs is especially helpful for pups who have anxiety about water or can’t sit still for a bath. It’s also great for dogs who are injured or just out of surgery, since dry shampooing non-sensitive areas can help them freshen up or spot clean without using water.

Best for Heavy-Duty Cleaning

Mighty Mutt No-Rinse Waterless Foam Shampoo

Advertised as “perfect for a quick and easy deep clean,” this foaming shampoo from Mighty Mutt was our go-to choice after Koda the Bernese Mountain Dog went for an impromptu evening roll in mud. Koda was quite proud of her new look, but we certainly weren’t letting her back in the house without giving Might Mutt a go. For this job, we lathered with abandon for a deep clean. The foam was very effective at cleaning and left her with a fresh scent that she may not have enjoyed, but we found much improved.

Mighty Mutt made quick work of a dirty mess, which is great for pups who spend a lot of time outdoors and are inevitably bound to get into something stinky or grimy. Perhaps best of all, Mighty Mutt contains no sulfates, parabens, phthalates, or dyes, and is advertised as anti-itch. Given that Koda has skin sensitivities, this was a good choice for her predicament.

Pros:

Handles a messy coat with no need for a real bath

All-natural ingredients

Pleasant scent

Cons:

Some reviewers note it can be a little sticky, especially if not brushed out

Amazon: Mighty Mutt No-Rinse Waterless Foam Shampoo

Best for Deep Shine

Vet’s Best Waterless Dog Bath

Vet’s Best is another great option for pets with sensitive skin. It’s made with aloe vera, oatmeal, and Neem oil to prevent itching, and it can be used after applying flea and tick preventative, as long as you wait 24 hours. We tested this product on Koda the Bermese Mountain Dog and found that of all the dry shampoos we tested, this one gave her the shiniest, glossiest coat. She looked like she just came out of an actual bath!

Pros:

All natural ingredients

No residue

Great shine

Cons:

Scent has been reported to be strong and a bit musky

 Amazon: Vet’s Best Waterless Dog Bath

Longest-Lasting

Paw Choice Naturals Foaming Mousse Dry Dog Shampoo

This dry shampoo has a pleasant smell and foams into a nice lather on thick coats. Since it’s formulated with sensitive-skin pups in mind, we selected Koda as our prime tester.

Koda started with a clean coat (no mud or obvious dirty spots), but she hadn’t had a bath recently. We applied a moderate amount, and then brushed her out and gave her a quick towel dry. The fragrance was fresh but not overwhelming, and it helped to bring out some of the shine in Koda’s coat.

With its long-lasting properties, this dry dog shampoo could be useful for pups who are injured, just out of surgery, or who detest bath time. We did find, however, that too much lather can leave the fur a little greasy, so a little bit definitely goes a long way. In fact, even with a thick coat of fur and an 85-pound dog, this 7.2-ounce bottle is good for at least five full shampoos.

Pros:

Pleasant scent

All-natural ingredients

Cleans thick coats

A little bit goes a long way

Cons:

Leaves a light residue, if you put on a heavy application

Amazon: Paw Choice Naturals Foaming Mousse Dry Dog Shampoo

Best for a Quick Freshen-Up

Burt’s Bees Waterless Shampoo for Dogs

This spray-on waterless shampoo is made with 97% natural ingredients, including eucalyptus and honey, that we found left our pets’ coats shiny and nicely scented. Like many dry shampoos for dogs, Burt’s Bees is PH-balanced to help moisturize your dog’s skin, and it’s paraben-free.

We tested this easy spray-on shampoo on Lab-Hound mix Hershey—doing a full-body spray on his dry coat. After spraying the top of Hershey’s coat, we rubbed the spray in to make sure it penetrated his undercoat, then did a light brush. From start to finish, this took only a few minutes, and Hershey came away with a fresh scent (pleasant but not overwhelming) and shiny coat. We’d definitely recommend this product for a quick freshen-up between groomings —but it might not be the best shampoo for really dirty coats.

Pros:

Easy and quick to use

Light and pleasant scent

All-natural ingredients

Cons:

Great for a freshen-up, but may not be up to the task for a dirty coat

Amazon: Burt’s Bees Waterless Shampoo for Dogs

Best Scent 

Bodhi Dog Premium Lavender Waterless Shampoo

We tested this dry shampoo on Sabine the Doodle because we were interested to see the differences between a spray and a foam shampoo for her poodle coat. The lavender scent of this shampoo is mild but very pleasant—definitely not overwhelming.

We gave Sabine a thorough, full-coat spray and then let her sit for a minute before towel-drying her and giving her a light brush. The brush really brought out the shine in her coat. The spray was easy to use and will probably be a go-to freshen-up in our household moving forward.

Bodhi dry dog shampoo is available in three different scents: lavender, oatmeal, or lemongrass. This waterless shampoo is hypoallergenic and formulated for dogs with sensitive skin. It’s completely free of detergents, alcohol, parabens, and sulfates, which makes it safe for puppies and pregnant dogs.

Pros:

Light and pleasant scent

All-natural ingredients

Made for sensitive skin

Noticeable shine

Cons:

Great for a freshen-up, but may not be up to the task for a dirty coat

Amazon: Bodhi Dog Premium Lavender Waterless Shampoo

Best for Long-Haired Dogs

 Begley’s Waterless Pet Shampoo

Begley’s Waterless Pet Shampoo is a no-rinse hypoallergenic shampoo. It’s all-natural and free from harsh additives and comes in a few scents: tea tree, oatmeal mango, lavender, and citrus. It’s meant to be sprayed liberally over your dog’s coat, then wiped with a wet washcloth.

Opting for the tea tree scent, we tested this spray shampoo on a long, thick coat. Unlike when we tested the other foaming shampoos outdoors, we spritzed Koda right in the kitchen with no issues—the scent was pleasant but did not linger on her fur or in the house. It also gave her the most thorough clean of all the spray shampoos we tested, making it a great alternative for dogs who hate taking baths. Some reviewers, however, have stated that they wished the scent was a little stronger to cover their more aromatic pups.

Pros:

Best shine for spray-type shampoo

Hypoallergenic

Light and pleasant scent

Provides most thorough clean of all spray shampoos tested

Cons:

Scent is reported to be mild and not odorizing

Amazon:  Begley’s Waterless Pet Shampoo

Best Gentle Shampoo

Wahl No Rinse Waterless Dog Shampoo

This vegan and hypoallergenic dry shampoo from Wahl offers gentle cleaning and deodorizing with a strong emphasis on hydration—making it a nice option for dry skin and winter months. It’s one of the gentler options we tested, with a light smell that lasted about twelve hours and no residue to speak of. 

This plant derived oatmeal & coconut lime verbena scented waterless shampoo is great for cleansing, conditioning, detangling, & moisturizing animals; the oatmeal formula moisturizes dry itchy skin.

Pros:

Vegan, hypoallergenic, and paraben- and sulfate-free

Gentle and hydrating

Good for repeated use

Light, pleasant scent

Cons:

Great for a freshen-up, but may not be up to the task for a dirty coat

Amazon: Wahl No Rinse Waterless Dog Shampoo

Is Dry Shampoo Safe for Dogs?

Most dry dog shampoos are safe for frequent use, and how often you use them is entirely up to you and your dog’s needs. Some are even designed to help with sensitive or itchy skin and can provide relief from seasonal allergies—so you don’t need to worry about drying out your pup’s coat.

Dry dog shampoo comes in foams, sprays, and powders. What type of product you choose will depend on your specific situation. For example, if you have a pup who doesn’t like to be sprayed, then you may want to opt for a powder shampoo. For mucky hikes and backpacking trips, a heavy-duty foaming mousse could be a more appropriate option.

The most important safety concern? Buying dog-specific products, since dry shampoos for humans aren’t formulated with your pet in mind and shouldn’t be considered for your dog. Some dry dog shampoos also leave behind a light residue and scent, so it’s a good idea to make sure your dog (and you!) can tolerate both before you make waterless baths a regular activity.

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if dry shampoo existed in lord of the rings aragorn wouldn't need arwen to be the happiest man in middle earth

(but the fellowship would suffer)

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Frostiron Writing Prompt

In Journey Into Mystery #85, Loki can’t use his magic while his hair is wet. This might explain why his hair sometimes looks so messy; he can only wash it when he’s feeling 100% safe which, unfortunately, is not often the case.

Writing Prompt:

When Tony learns about this problem, he presents Loki with a can of dry shampoo.

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dry shampoo

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Apieu Oily Hair Dry Powder

For someone who has naturally wavy hair and lives in a humid country, dry shampoo has become a big deal to me as my hair only gets tame when it’s on the second day. I found a travel-friendly, non-aerosol alternative in this Kbeauty version, the A’pieu Oily Hair Dry Powder (P257.70 for 5g). A’Pieu Dry Shampoo Powder Compact Ingredients: Silica, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Talc, Magnesium…

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i really loved the scent on this dry shampoo. it's so fresh and woodsy! 🌲

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Hey, dry shampoo users!

Accessibility warning!!!

This dry shampoo is hard to use!

If I, an able-bodied person with above average hand strength, am having trouble using this with ONE (1) hand, I assume disabled people and people with average and below average hand strength will not be able to use this product!

The spray nozzle is hard to press down with one hand... You know, the way most people use dry shampoo.

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Franklin & Whitman East Falls Dark Hair Dry Shampoo

Franklin And Whitman East Falls Dry Shampoo Unboxing #hair #unboxing

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Do dry dog shampoos clean the fur adequately? 

Dry dog shampoos can be effective in cleaning the fur to some extent, particularly for spot cleaning or when water isn't readily available. However, they may not provide as thorough a clean as traditional wet shampoos and baths. They are more suitable for quick touch-ups between baths or for dogs who dislike water. 

Regarding ingredients, oats, green apple, and manuka honey can offer various benefits for a dog's skin and coat. Oats are known for their soothing properties, green apple can help with odor control and provide a refreshing scent, while manuka honey has antimicrobial properties and can aid in moisturizing the skin. 

Choosing a dry shampoo that is free from parabens and sulfates is essential as these chemicals can potentially irritate a dog's skin or cause other health issues with prolonged use. 

Consider Petterati Waterless Dog Shampoo as it meets the criteria, with soothing ingredients like oats, green apple, and manuka honey, and it's free from parabens and sulphates.