As I am going to festivals for the first time in ages this summer I need a dry shampoo.
But I have had loads of confusing recommendations and don't know which is best.
My hair is curly and dark and can be dry in some parts and greasy in others at the same so it is a real nightmare.
So lovely baggers I wanted to ask, what is your experience with dry shampoos? I have been recommended variously Batiste, Bumble and Bumble, Lee Stafford and Toni and Guy. Which is best? or does anyone have any other recs?
Thanks!!!!
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I swear by Batiste - the tropical and pink ones are my favourites. it's cheap and cheerful but does the job.
Tigi have a new one out under the Rockaholic range which I might be tempted to try when I'm feeling flush, but it would have to go a long way to better batiste.
Tigi have a new one out under the Rockaholic range which I might be tempted to try when I'm feeling flush, but it would have to go a long way to better batiste.
Batiste (the tropical one) is great, but I also like the Mark Hill dry shampoo which you can get in a small can which is great for taking with you if you're festivalling!
Obviously being that you have dark hair you have to be careful not to spray too close to the roots otherwise you'll look like you're going grey - not ideal!! Massage in well, leave for 2 minutes and brush through, and voila! you're ready to rock out!
Enjoy the festivals!
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Batiste is the new black!
They've brought out some new fragrances too!
http://www.batistedryshampoo.co.uk/
They've brought out some new fragrances too!
http://www.batistedryshampoo.co.uk/
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Do these actually work? I wash my hair every morning and it's totally ruining it so fancy using some dry shampoo but I have a fear (as I call it!) of greasy hair and cant stand the thought of having it!
I have really fine hair and found the Tony and Guy one made my hair feel awful afterwards, really dry and powdery. Batiste tropical is much better 
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Do these actually work? I wash my hair every morning and it's totally ruining it so fancy using some dry shampoo but I have a fear (as I call it!) of greasy hair and cant stand the thought of having it!
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Posted by pinklady1410
Buy a can of batiste and try it - it's only about �2 so you haven't lost much if you don't like it.
I think Batiste it is then. Will get some at lunchtime to try it out.
Thanks guys.
Baptiste for me I have tried Lee stafford, and I found that it didn't work on me and didn't make my hair feel any less greasy. Baptiste works well and gets my hair bouncy again 
I've tried the tropical and blush ones, and I think I prefer the Tropical one. I would like to try the new ones when there out though!
I have tried Lee stafford, and I found that it didn't work on me and didn't make my hair feel any less greasy. Baptiste works well and gets my hair bouncy again I've tried the tropical and blush ones, and I think I prefer the Tropical one. I would like to try the new ones when there out though!
Baptiste all the way, tried the tony and guy one recently but i prefer the cheap and cheerful to be honest, it really does work!
Baptiste all the way, tried the tony and guy one recently but i prefer the cheap and cheerful to be honest, it really does work!
Baptiste all the way, tried the tony and guy one recently but i prefer the cheap and cheerful to be honest, it really does work!
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