How the Pros Use Dry Shampoo
Hairdressers have long loved dry shampoo as a way to get more mileage out of a blow-out (and rely less on damaging heat tools). The key to success is the right technique, says Christian Wood, Toni & Guy celebrity stylist.
Photo: ACP/Trunk Archive
Step 1
Spray hair in sections only at the roots.
Step 2
Allow the powder to sit for two to three minutes, so it can absorb excess oils on your scalp.
Step 3
Blast quickly with a hair dryer to blow all the dry shampoo particles out of your hair. You'll be left with volume and a freshly washed feel.
Products (from left)
Toni & Guy Cleanse Dry Shampoo, $15; Target.com
Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo Dark Tones, $26; Moroccanoil.com
Sally Hershberger 24K Supreme Stylist Voluminous Dry Shampoo, $32; Sephora.com
Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk Natural Tint, $20; KloraneUSA.com
Rahua Voluminous Dry Shampoo, $32; Rahua.com
Additional photo credits: Ben Goldstein/Studio D
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