I avoid washing my hair too frequently in fear of stripping the natural oils, so I often rely on dry shampoos or other products to see me through until my next hair wash. My only problem is that I hate that powdery, clogged-up feeling a lot of dry shampoos can leave on the scalp.
However, luckily, my issue was solved when I came across , £20. Straand is an Aussie-made haircare brand that says their products are 'skincare for your scalp'. The scalp is often pushed aside when it should require just as much attention as your face or body.
Letting powdery formulas build up in your hair can be really problematic, leading to clogged follicles, irritation, dry skin and even sometimes hair loss. So when I discovered , I knew I had to test it out and I was really surprised with the results.
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My hair tends to get greasy fairly quickly, so I've been on the hunt for a fix that doesn't require me to wash it constantly. I found most other dry shampoos left an odd white cast or too much of a dry feel on my scalp, but .
Straand's dry shampoo comes out in a wet mist consistency and requires you to completely saturate your roots and hair. You then go in with a blow-dryer and your hair comes out immediately refreshed. The first time I used it, I was so surprised with the results as I wasn't expecting my hair to come out, but that's exactly what the mist did.
I will say that it's not as convenient as other dry shampoos that just need a bit of zhuzing through the hair, and then you're ready to go. This needs a little extra time and also a hair dryer.
However, I've found this product . I luckily have hair dryers at both my workplace and my gym, so if I ever need to give my hair a little refresher after a long day or sweaty workout, I know I can mist it, dry it and look as good as I did when I left the house.
Another non-aerosol dry shampoo that looks great is, £49, as well as Got2B's more affordable , £5.50.