Even though I agree with you about the issues that dry shampoo can cause, there's something that doesn't sit right with me: "just wash your hair" For someone like you with short hair, this might be an option. But I have long, very wavy frizzy hair. Washing, drying and styling it takes about 2 hours. I just don't have the time to do that every 3 days and I know I'm not the only one. Maybe think about that before throwing a "just wash your hair" at people's faces. 🙄
@@Aphrodite01 Short hair needs constant professional cutting. That costs money and takes time. We don't all have that money laying around. You can just get long hair cut once or twice a year and trim yourself in between. Also I'm autistic and I refuse to be ugly just because I can't handle blow dyers and dread washing my hair. People will special needs deserve to have hairstyles they like too.
Dry shampoo + cold water rinse + colour-depositing conditioners is the holy trinity of all colour-dye-hard-heads. This category of dry shampoo fanatics know that it absolutely does make hair (prone to fading) colour last longer since you don't have to wash it as often. The ironic downfall most forget, is that most colour-safe shampoos will NOT get the dry shampoo residue out :( It is definitely a good alternative to some lifestyles or hair types. This is why I'm glad you addressed the main problem of replacing regular cleansing shampooing with dry shampoos. I find it safe to use extremely little bits of dry shampoo just before my hair gets greasy (2nd day) in order to stop it from looking flat. Fine combing the dry shampoo through roots only, plus lifting greasiness with oil blotting sheets on the scalp helps. The unresolvable paradox is that dye-hards have to wash their heavily dry-poo'ed hair more aggressively and longer with mild, colour safe type of shampoos... And inevitably for thicker build ups, most end up resorting to using clarifying shampoos which, no matter how gentle or diluted, just counteracts all the colour preserving that was the purpose of dry shampoo in the first place :(
I use dry shampoo and like it, especially the Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo (dark tones). That one smells the best, and it really works (and creates good volume). The only thing I don’t like is the price, but that’s a different subject. The thing is, I am really surprised (although maybe I shouldn’t be!) that people would treat dry shampoo as a long term solution over washing and conditioning their hair. Ew! I use dry shampoo in-between washes, as I have a oily hair just one day after washing my hair. Yeah, yeah, then why don’t I just wash my hair everyday? Because I have long hair and I can’t be bothered, plus I don’t like to speed up the process of having to get my hair re-colored. And let’s be honest, coloring and styling our hair is NOT good for it either.
I never used to use dry shampoo when my hair was virgin and less processed than it is now. Washing it every couple of days also fit my lifestyle way back when. Times change, my hair changed and now I have highlighted, bleached and toned hair. If I wash it every couple of days it would strip all the oils and dry it out. Frequent shampoos would also strip the toner of my highlights very quickly. I also don't have the time to wash my hair, dry and style it more than once a week (about 1.5 hrs) because I'd rather be out hiking, swimming or playing outside! I hope that explains why someone like me may not be able to "just wash their hair". I think most of us understand implicitly that dry shampoo does not clean your hair in any way, but thanks for explaining that to us simpletons. I think overuse of any product isn't a good thing. I use dry shampoo on day 4 and 5 hair and it is essential on those days if I'm wearing it down. I use a limited amount and make sure I don't breath it in. It absorbs enough oil to give my hair a "normal" non-greasy look and makes my hair manageable for that day. This allows me to wash my hair on day 6, at which time I will use a clarifying shampoo as a first wash to clean my scalp, followed by a professional shampoo as a 2nd wash, then a conditioner. If I don't have dry shampoo handy, I just braid my hair and pop on a baseball cap, so dry shampoo is by no means a must, but it is handy for what it does.
I use dry shampoo to hold off my hair until I can actually wash it. I have an oily scalp and I use it to in a sense add volume and a quick touch up to my oily hair. I use it perhaps once every couple days only to wash my hair after. It also prevents me from losing color after dying my hair
Don’t explain yourself to this uneducated pleb! He literally contradicting everything he uses at work and making this sound the worst thing on planet when he literally uses bleach and products with SLS and more on clients hair🙄🤦🏻♀️
I use brown dry shampoo to cover up my alopecia, volumize my hair a little, and reduce the greasy look my minoxidil serum gives my hair. I still wash my hair daily, so I'm not too concerned with the build up issue.
Thank you! I've never found a dry shampoo that made my hair feel better than it did without it! It makes my hair heavier and just feel more yucky! Never fresh or oil free. I personally don't think washing your hair affects your color. You have to use good quality shampoo and conditioner to keep your color fresh. I agree, if your hair feels dirty then just wash it!
I totally agree with you! A few years ago I decided to try dry shampoo out from Batiste. I noticed that washing hair after I used dry shampoo I would lose a lot more hair plus itchy scalp 🤦🏻♀️It took some time to understand that it was the dry shampoo. It is quite important for me to be with clean scalp& hair!Since then if my hair is greasy/needs a wash I’d rather quickly wash it & dry quickly without styling then have it in bun vs greasy plus dry shampoo( even if it s just for one day before the wash!). Everything you say in your videos are soo true, If only I knew your channel before, would have saved nerves and time! Thank you 🥰!
I really dislike the feeling of dry shampoo and it makes my scalp irritated and full of dandruff! If your hair is greasy then you should wash it, it’s actually quite healthy for the scalp to get cleansed often with a good shampoo if it has tendencies to get greasy
I use dry shampoo to extend my blow out, and to give my hair lift, and to save drying and styling time. Hair past shoulders and don’t want to shampoo every other day. That’s why I do it.
Great video and very helpful. I am from an European country that "hates" dry shampoo. Most people I know have the disgust face expression when they hear about dry shampooing and before Batiste shipped here (5 years ago I think), dry shampoo was not a 'thing' and you could find mostly a specific German brand that was marketed (only here) as a great alternative for washing hair for the elderly and patients. I was buying it for my hair as I was watching US and Uk videos on dry shampoos. I use it (not every week and I try the best not to use it) as I have curly, semi-corse and thick long hair that I need to schedule just to wash it. Washing, styling(applying products mostly) and diffusing takes around 2 hours and 100% air drying is not an option for me due to chronic pain. However, I use it only once at the most between washes as I had noticed the build up before and more than once it is not needed as it stays there and do the work. Moreover, it won't work for very dirty and oily hair I think. It works for me as I do not have oily and thin hair. I think a lot of people use them due to time constrains and financial reasons (cost of water and washing products, having to share a bathroom with many people in household so spending half an hour daily there is not an option etc)
hey Demilove thanks for your comment! Interesting read. i agree they are a quick fix when it comes to time or if you are on the go or unable to wash your hair. Curly hair takes so so much longer to style and it needs all the love you can give to it
The only time I've ever used it on myself, it was because I had broken several bones in an accident and couldn't have a shower or bath and my hair was a bit grim. The only time I've used it on anyone else, it was because they'd heard it provided some texture. Seemed to work okay.
I used the dry shampoo from morrocanoil. I really liked it because it gave me more volume and really left my hair more clean. I am trying to was my hair less, 1 or 2 a week and dry shampoo is the key
@@MikeDeCanter well i think its just being told that washing your hair less will make your hair healthier. the less you wash your hair the less you have to heat style. washing your hair more frequently means your hairstyle isn't lasting as long which in turn means more heat styling. more washing/more heat styling doesn't give your hair rest that it needs or room to breath. which can lead to overproduction of oils from washing too much and your overall health and longevity of your hair from heat styling will be compromised. thats my theory
I use dry shampoo for styling and hiding gray roots. I have also tried the Batiste freshening foam because it says it is hydrating. It isn't. Honestly, it isn't bad for building a little volume when I have maybe put a little too much hair oil on my frizz. I wash my hair when it is dirty, though. Nothing can replace a good wash.
I totally agree with you! A few years ago I decided to try dry shampoo out from Batiste. I noticed that washing hair after I used dry shampoo I would lose a lot more hair plus itchy scalp 🤦🏻♀️It took some time to understand that it was the dry shampoo. It is quite important for me to be with clean scalp& hair!Since then if my hair is greasy/needs a wash I’d rather quickly wash it & dry quickly without styling then have it in bun vs greasy plus dry shampoo( even if it s just for one day before the wash!). Everything you say in your videos are soo true, If only I knew your channel before, would have saved nerves and time! Thank you!
I once felt the texture of a dry shampoo and it was so icky that I promised myself to never use it. Your video confirmed all the suspicion I had surrounding it hahahah
With small kids, showering every day or even every other day, is a luxury. So dry shampoo is a life saver, those days/weeks where the baby is theeting, the toddler is fussy and clingy and the school child has a art project. And you still have to meet up at work, and be sort of presentable.
I so agree with you! If my hair is greasy, I just wash it! There's nothing better than feel a fresh clean hair and scalp! I don't understand why a lot of people don't want to wash their hair more often. I wash mine a lot and it's healthy, use dry shampoo just if I'm on a hurry but I'm definitely going to wash it later in the day. Thank you for this great video!
I am an African-American woman with relaxed hair and if I was to wash my hair often I would never be able to grow my hair and it will probably break off to the point where it would be really short. I have a lot less protection on my hair strands because African-Americans tend to have less in general and it is combat it with the fact that I have damaged hair. So washing my hair every day or week isn’t an option for me.
@@PlsWaLuigiDomMe I'm African American too and we should at least wash once a week. A lot of these female daily washers wouldn't wash as much if they had coily, woolly, thick hair that naturally breaks easily.
Not everyone has the same hair as you. I’m Caucasian with very fine blonde hair, once I stopped washing my hair so often (from 3 times a week to once a week now) it really helped my hair to grow and feel MUCH healthier. Of course the feeling of fresh clean hair is the best feeling ever, however, it’s not healthy for my hair to be washed so often
well because i don't have time to style my hair all the time plus i don't want to rely on heat and product to revive my style. using product and heat means a full reset before hand with shampoo and conditioner since i dont want to be layering products on top of my hair when i dont have a clean slate. doing so is gonna mean im gonna be touching my hair and styling it more with heat. your hair wont have room to breath if you constantly keep redoing your style. my theory is the longer you can go between washes the better because it gives your hair a chance to break and you not constantly styling your hair which can be really damaging to your locks.
I really need to use dry shampoo but I totally agree with you and I hate dry shampoo and how my hair feels but my life is crazy, I don't have the time to wash my hair thats why I really need to use it even if I don't want to. Also I don't want to wash my hair colour out so I don't want to wash it to often but I don't have the time anyway 😂 I have thick and long hair so it takes time in the shower. I will never cut it short, I refuse. Having small children makes no time for me and having a job and a husband, life is crazy. Using the right products saves my hair and time. I would never use something just for the trend, only things my hair really need. Thanks for making amazing vidoes!!
I came here because I was looking for a solution to my oily hair - I'm a semi truck driver and there are times when I don't have access to a shower for 4 or 5 days, so thats just one example of why someone might want to use it.
Agree but disagree. I used to wash my hair daily. Damaged them bad. Got advice from top rank dermatologist AND top rank hairdresser to NOT WASH MY HAIR FOR A HOLF YEAR. I was allowed to wet them only during shower without any product during that time. After this time during first 3 months I was oily and horrid BUT dyring next 3 months I became balanced and on a dry side. I was adviced to wash my hair plus minus once per month or if they are dirty but nothing more - not to count shower/bath wetting them. Now they are normal but ends are still dry but at least healthier than ever. It is hard to hear "just wash your hair" when many people have no idea that they might need advice from serious pro and a doctor to stop washing their hair for some time all together to "restart" their scalp and balance their oil production. I am and always was OCD with higiene and it realy broke me down to not be able wash hair daily. Even though I keep my hair around 80cm long and it takes couple hours to take care of them, then still it was the routine I have learned. Now I know that not washing does not neccessarly mean nasty and dirty. Now after month without a wash my hair are still not oily at all and I cannot believe that there was a time when I washed them in the morning and in the evening they looked oily as if I would dip them in the oil or mayo. I just hope that people are more open and not so judgemental because one size does not fit all and it is upsetting to shame others for following other kind of routine.
Is it bad to use dry shampoo (kevin murphy's doo over spray) to add volume to shoulder length hair regularly (mostly on mid to ends of hair and not roots)? Could that worsen dandruff?
I was obsessed with dry shampoo when I saw a teenager. You’re right, it really irritated my scalp and made my dandruff worse. I try not to wash my hair too much because I have very thick hair and washing and drying it is an ordeal but it’s not worth having an itchy scalp.
I use dry shampoo to not wash every day my fine hair because if I wash my hair, I need to style with heat (blowdryer). If I dont use heat my thin hair looks bad. That being said, dry shampoo gives me flaky scalp and I hate it. So.. what do you thing is worse, dry shampoo or heat styling?
because I have a susceptible scalp, I normally never use dry shampoo, and honestly guys, you can research it up in case studies and dermatologist papers; dry shampoo can clog your pores and even cause balding and other serious problems, but if I have to go out and I don't have time to wash it I just do a sleek back style ( a ponytail, a bun, or a braid ) they always help
I was considering; starting to use dry shampoo on a regular basis as I wanted to wash my hair less.. didn't know how dry shampoo worked... watched your video and you convinced me thanks 👍🏽.
I have never used dry shampoo, but I have seriously been considering it lately, so I've been doing some research about it (which brought me to this video lol) But I have been thinking/wondering why anyone who is trying to wash their hair less (to preserve natural oils and have healthy hair) would use dry shampoo, because that is literally a contradiction lol you want your hair to be healthy and keep the oils, so you're not washing your hair as much, but you're using dry shampoo to ABSORB the oil you are wanting to keep (the whole purpose of not washing your hair as much)... Makes absolutely zero sense lol
I agree with you totally. Washing your hair 1-2 times a week is more than enough unless you are sweating massively during the day. Your scalp need the natural oils to stay healthy. By using a natural product comb or brush every day you bring scalp oils through the hair to the ends and that’s good for hair. If you have a super oily scalp then wash it more.
I've noticed my hair got more brittle and broke of easier when i brushed it. I thought it might be because dry shampoo and guess I was right. I don't think I'd use it again.
Yes the wrong dry shampoo will dry out your hair for real. I actually thought that after menopause I had dry hair? I switched and started using glam squad between dry shampoo and love it! But He is absolutely right about the alcohol and talc. I do need to limit how much I’m using it. I try to extend blow outs and like the lift and body I get after using dry shampoo. And it’s why I use it. But my old dry shampoo made my scalp itch. I have learned that not all dry shampoos is the same.
I just compared the ingredients from the Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo and the Batiste Hydrate Dry Shampoo (which I’m using) with the CodeCheck App and the ingredients of the Batiste one are better than the ones in the Moroccanoil one (which contains 3 Critical ingredients; the Batiste one doesn‘t). Personally I really like the smell of the Batiste Hydrate Dry Shampoo and if I don‘t hold it too close to my hair I don‘t see white residue. Washing my hair not that often and using dry shampoo instead helps the hair tint to last longer and of course it saves me time when getting ready.
There are very good nontoxic dry shampoos out there. Ok, I am a 60 something female, and use Hair Dance esp since has no fragrance.. yes, a powder, but rub in gently.. is. Volumizing also.
Surely using a dry shampoo to enable you to wash and dry and heat and style your hair a little less which probably more damaging and drying out the ends
Only If my hair is a little bit oily between washs. If i'm is a rush for work is when I will grab a brunette dry shampoo. Sometimes times I do get a bit hot at night and those roots are a Lil shiny. Sometimes I do just want that lift at the root I normally use BTZ Rock On dry shampoo for Medium darker from Sally's. Thank you for all the information in this video I did not know about keeping away from those bad ingredients. I will definitely be looking at my ingredient list from now on.
respectfully disagree. dry shampoo does not clean your hair but it absolutely does prevent it from getting oily, and for someone like me who has very oily scap (and no it's not from products or overwashing, it's just always been this way, follicles are probably really sensitive to DHT) it is an absolute life saver, especially since I have really long hair and without the use of dry shampoo it would require a minimum of one hour of washing and styling.
Hi Mike! I was wondering would you recommend Briogeo ginseng plus biotin volumizing blow dry spray? I know it's not a dry shampoo but it claims to prolong the time between blowouts thanks to lemon and witch hazel extract as well as give you more volume. It's also 98% naturally derived.
how come just a few months earlier you said that morocol oil dry shampoo was one of your top favorite morcon oil products? just wondering, thanks so much!
@@derekward3512 of course it’s a generalized rule. Some people have to wash everyday because their hair is used to it that way or they have extreme oily scalp but washing often still damages the actual hair. Washing is mainly for the scalp. Daily washing can work for some but it’s not typically recommended.
Not all dry shampoos are aerosols. Also, “just wash your hair” is hilarious to someone like me who has had hair to my hips, is disabled, and was also working full time. Seriously get real man not everyone has short hair and has copious free time and energy
Great video topic Mike. I totally agree with you. I’ve never used dry shampoo & don’t understand why people do 🤷♀️. For me there’s never a need as I wash my hair when it’s dirty & I don’t want to clog my follicles up with all that guff. I’d love to hear your thought on the Kerastase K water. Stay safe & your hair looks gorgeous ❤️
YAY thank you, i was afraid people will find my video bit offensive and no one will agree hahah i did record a film on K water but never uploaded it as i thought it wont be interesting enough x
Do you think living proof dry shampoo is good to add volume and texture to hair? I am thinking of getting kerastase laque noire spray, would that be better than dry shampoo? :)
So it's totally NOT bad for the hair to wash it every day is what you are saying right? Cause i see sooo many people, youtubers or whoever included... That dont wash their hair for like 5 days or like weeks. Which i think is, a bit insane 😂😱😳 i skip a day and im already uneasy 🤣
Its actually nice for a professional to say you can wash everyday because my hairdressers always tell me to space my wash.. but i have super fine hair and exercice.. -_-
i live in a area that have hard water, i feel washing hair quite often will make my hair worse and they will start shedding ( as per my experience) please tell how to deal with hard water?
I purchased some to use on my elderly mother who I am caring for. It's hard to get her to get up to wash her hair so we use it in between shampoos. It was suggested by the visiting nurse
If I want to train my hair to not get greasy as often, I have been told to let it get greasy and use dry shampoo if I'm going out and need to make it look less greasy! I want to only be able to wash my hair like 2/3 times a week not every day!!! Help please xx
hey hey check out my film about shampoos for oily hair i explain a lot why hair get greasy and how to slow it down ect. not washing it as often wont help, its not your hair that gets greasy its your scalp. some people produce more sebum then others. check out that video i explain everything in detail x
I've never used it before. I'm not particularly into hair/makeup so I never use anything advanced. & I don't need last-minute touch ups due to flights, etc. But I've been working at Winners in Canada (TJMAXX in the USA & TJMAXX or something else in Europe) for a few yrs, & they sell dry shampoo. I suppose people buy it to temporarily freshen up after the gym and what have you.
I work in cold storage, you still sweat, and a towel only does so much. I use dry shampoo so I don't go back into -40°F with wet hair. Some people use gold bond powder...if you had to choose one, which would be better?
I only use dry shampoo for times when im rushing and cant wash my hair. Im looking for a brand that doesn't give me hair fall. I have batiste now and it gives me hairfall 😏😏
That moment when all bloggers talk about growing your hair and they tell you to wash your hair after a week oh well Can you tag 🏷 all of them please and educate them please ?
A lot of people cannot wash there hair regularly as it causes more breakage. There is literally research that shows that not shampooing your hair regularly grows it. You know why, because there is literally nothing you can do to make your hair grow faster or stop your hair from growing. Your hair is dead. It will continue to grow. Also if your hair is getting greasy without washing it every week you’re using way too much product.
We been overusing shampoo for years our hair has natural oils and we are removing all the time with the shampoo. The answer of just was your hair is terrible. Don’t wash your hair so often, use water and if it’s still oily and you don’t like it use dry shampoo.
Im so sick of the "natural oils" argument from anti daily shampoo warriors. There's literally nothing inherently bad about rinsing away your "natural oils" (which is literally just sebum ffs) if you genuinely need to. The only people who shouldn't are people who do not have a crap ton of oils due to their genetics, and that is it. Not washing your hair and scalp as often as possible for the sake of preserving your "natural oils" (again, sebum) is legit WORSE for the health of your scalp and hair than not washing it at all.
I’m a nurse and have to wash my hair daily due to it getting greasy quickly, however I don’t have time before a day shift as I wake up around 5am to get ready and travel. Do you have any suggestions for how I can prolong it if not using dry shampoo please?
I have red coloured hair and wash my hair twice a week. I use dry shampoo 1-2 a week. I need it to conserve the color as long as possible and look clean!
@@MikeDeCanter I start using colour refreshes roughly 10 weeks after my colouration. then the red starts fading. Colour refreshes (Maria Nila) are expensive too Mike ;)
you should check out the new Wella homecare colour depositing masks!!!! They have a red one in their range. Ive done a full review on them and ive bee using the blonde one of my hair and the difference they make! colour is so much fresher and revived
I use baby powder on the 3 day when start to get greasy. I am trying to go longer without washing , i have been trying to get scalp and hair healthier. I only do blowout and Culing or flat iron on the day I wash, i honestly can go 3 days without styling so reducing heat frequency on the hair. Is baby powder ok ? Models used to use this? Thks.
There is literally nothing you can do to grow your hair faster. If your hair isn’t growing at all and you aren’t in a cycle where your hair isn’t supposed to grow (we go through cycles of hair growth 2 - 6 years at a time), that means It is breaking off. There is literally no product in the world that is proven to make your hair grow faster. What you’re probably doing is clarifying your hair as it has too much product which helps with growth as it’s less likely to fall off, but that isn’t Specifically because of the shampoo. But I would say if it works for you it works for you.
I never ever used Dry shampoo in my life....and you said exact reasons for not to use it...just wash your hair.... don't have time to clean then style your hair different way to look good.....thats all...but don't use it.... avoid it as much as you can.... thank God we both are in same page....love love 🤜🤛🤟🤟
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Even though I agree with you about the issues that dry shampoo can cause, there's something that doesn't sit right with me: "just wash your hair" For someone like you with short hair, this might be an option. But I have long, very wavy frizzy hair. Washing, drying and styling it takes about 2 hours. I just don't have the time to do that every 3 days and I know I'm not the only one. Maybe think about that before throwing a "just wash your hair" at people's faces. 🙄
Then cut your hair if you have trouble managing proper health. Too much dry shampoo will cause hair loss and irritated scalp.
@@Aphrodite01 Short hair needs constant professional cutting. That costs money and takes time. We don't all have that money laying around. You can just get long hair cut once or twice a year and trim yourself in between. Also I'm autistic and I refuse to be ugly just because I can't handle blow dyers and dread washing my hair. People will special needs deserve to have hairstyles they like too.
Dry shampoo + cold water rinse + colour-depositing conditioners is the holy trinity of all colour-dye-hard-heads.
This category of dry shampoo fanatics know that it absolutely does make hair (prone to fading) colour last longer since you don't have to wash it as often. The ironic downfall most forget, is that most colour-safe shampoos will NOT get the dry shampoo residue out :(
It is definitely a good alternative to some lifestyles or hair types. This is why I'm glad you addressed the main problem of replacing regular cleansing shampooing with dry shampoos. I find it safe to use extremely little bits of dry shampoo just before my hair gets greasy (2nd day) in order to stop it from looking flat. Fine combing the dry shampoo through roots only, plus lifting greasiness with oil blotting sheets on the scalp helps.
The unresolvable paradox is that dye-hards have to wash their heavily dry-poo'ed hair more aggressively and longer with mild, colour safe type of shampoos... And inevitably for thicker build ups, most end up resorting to using clarifying shampoos which, no matter how gentle or diluted, just counteracts all the colour preserving that was the purpose of dry shampoo in the first place :(
I use dry shampoo and like it, especially the Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo (dark tones). That one smells the best, and it really works (and creates good volume). The only thing I don’t like is the price, but that’s a different subject. The thing is, I am really surprised (although maybe I shouldn’t be!) that people would treat dry shampoo as a long term solution over washing and conditioning their hair. Ew! I use dry shampoo in-between washes, as I have a oily hair just one day after washing my hair. Yeah, yeah, then why don’t I just wash my hair everyday? Because I have long hair and I can’t be bothered, plus I don’t like to speed up the process of having to get my hair re-colored. And let’s be honest, coloring and styling our hair is NOT good for it either.
I never used to use dry shampoo when my hair was virgin and less processed than it is now. Washing it every couple of days also fit my lifestyle way back when. Times change, my hair changed and now I have highlighted, bleached and toned hair. If I wash it every couple of days it would strip all the oils and dry it out. Frequent shampoos would also strip the toner of my highlights very quickly. I also don't have the time to wash my hair, dry and style it more than once a week (about 1.5 hrs) because I'd rather be out hiking, swimming or playing outside! I hope that explains why someone like me may not be able to "just wash their hair". I think most of us understand implicitly that dry shampoo does not clean your hair in any way, but thanks for explaining that to us simpletons. I think overuse of any product isn't a good thing. I use dry shampoo on day 4 and 5 hair and it is essential on those days if I'm wearing it down. I use a limited amount and make sure I don't breath it in. It absorbs enough oil to give my hair a "normal" non-greasy look and makes my hair manageable for that day. This allows me to wash my hair on day 6, at which time I will use a clarifying shampoo as a first wash to clean my scalp, followed by a professional shampoo as a 2nd wash, then a conditioner. If I don't have dry shampoo handy, I just braid my hair and pop on a baseball cap, so dry shampoo is by no means a must, but it is handy for what it does.
I use dry shampoo to hold off my hair until I can actually wash it. I have an oily scalp and I use it to in a sense add volume and a quick touch up to my oily hair. I use it perhaps once every couple days only to wash my hair after. It also prevents me from losing color after dying my hair
Don’t explain yourself to this uneducated pleb! He literally contradicting everything he uses at work and making this sound the worst thing on planet when he literally uses bleach and products with SLS and more on clients hair🙄🤦🏻♀️
I use brown dry shampoo to cover up my alopecia, volumize my hair a little, and reduce the greasy look my minoxidil serum gives my hair. I still wash my hair daily, so I'm not too concerned with the build up issue.
Thank you! I've never found a dry shampoo that made my hair feel better than it did without it! It makes my hair heavier and just feel more yucky! Never fresh or oil free. I personally don't think washing your hair affects your color. You have to use good quality shampoo and conditioner to keep your color fresh. I agree, if your hair feels dirty then just wash it!
I use dry shampoo to wash less my hair. I want to keep my colour longer. :(
Thanks for sharing!!
I wash my hair once a month. I use dry shampoo every day. My hair looks good, and my scalp is fine.
Which one do u use?
I totally agree with you! A few years ago I decided to try dry shampoo out from Batiste. I noticed that washing hair after I used dry shampoo I would lose a lot more hair plus itchy scalp 🤦🏻♀️It took some time to understand that it was the dry shampoo. It is quite important for me to be with clean scalp& hair!Since then if my hair is greasy/needs a wash I’d rather quickly wash it & dry quickly without styling then have it in bun vs greasy plus dry shampoo( even if it s just for one day before the wash!). Everything you say in your videos are soo true, If only I knew your channel before, would have saved nerves and time! Thank you 🥰!
I really dislike the feeling of dry shampoo and it makes my scalp irritated and full of dandruff! If your hair is greasy then you should wash it, it’s actually quite healthy for the scalp to get cleansed often with a good shampoo if it has tendencies to get greasy
I use dry shampoo to extend my blow out, and to give my hair lift, and to save drying and styling time. Hair past shoulders and don’t want to shampoo every other day. That’s why I do it.
Great video and very helpful. I am from an European country that "hates" dry shampoo. Most people I know have the disgust face expression when they hear about dry shampooing and before Batiste shipped here (5 years ago I think), dry shampoo was not a 'thing' and you could find mostly a specific German brand that was marketed (only here) as a great alternative for washing hair for the elderly and patients. I was buying it for my hair as I was watching US and Uk videos on dry shampoos. I use it (not every week and I try the best not to use it) as I have curly, semi-corse and thick long hair that I need to schedule just to wash it. Washing, styling(applying products mostly) and diffusing takes around 2 hours and 100% air drying is not an option for me due to chronic pain. However, I use it only once at the most between washes as I had noticed the build up before and more than once it is not needed as it stays there and do the work. Moreover, it won't work for very dirty and oily hair I think. It works for me as I do not have oily and thin hair. I think a lot of people use them due to time constrains and financial reasons (cost of water and washing products, having to share a bathroom with many people in household so spending half an hour daily there is not an option etc)
hey Demilove thanks for your comment! Interesting read. i agree they are a quick fix when it comes to time or if you are on the go or unable to wash your hair. Curly hair takes so so much longer to style and it needs all the love you can give to it
Very honest & genuine video 👌🏻 Juz loved it! Way to go buddy!!
Glad you liked it!!
The only time I've ever used it on myself, it was because I had broken several bones in an accident and couldn't have a shower or bath and my hair was a bit grim.
The only time I've used it on anyone else, it was because they'd heard it provided some texture. Seemed to work okay.
I used the dry shampoo from morrocanoil. I really liked it because it gave me more volume and really left my hair more clean. I am trying to was my hair less, 1 or 2 a week and dry shampoo is the key
its brilliant for volume innit! why do you try to wash your hair less just our of interest
@@MikeDeCanter well i think its just being told that washing your hair less will make your hair healthier. the less you wash your hair the less you have to heat style. washing your hair more frequently means your hairstyle isn't lasting as long which in turn means more heat styling. more washing/more heat styling doesn't give your hair rest that it needs or room to breath. which can lead to overproduction of oils from washing too much and your overall health and longevity of your hair from heat styling will be compromised. thats my theory
I want to go to gym everyday but i have to wash my hair and i don’t want to because it takes a long time, can i use the dry shampoo?
I use dry shampoo for styling and hiding gray roots. I have also tried the Batiste freshening foam because it says it is hydrating. It isn't. Honestly, it isn't bad for building a little volume when I have maybe put a little too much hair oil on my frizz. I wash my hair when it is dirty, though. Nothing can replace a good wash.
I totally agree with you! A few years ago I decided to try dry shampoo out from Batiste. I noticed that washing hair after I used dry shampoo I would lose a lot more hair plus itchy scalp 🤦🏻♀️It took some time to understand that it was the dry shampoo. It is quite important for me to be with clean scalp& hair!Since then if my hair is greasy/needs a wash I’d rather quickly wash it & dry quickly without styling then have it in bun vs greasy plus dry shampoo( even if it s just for one day before the wash!). Everything you say in your videos are soo true, If only I knew your channel before, would have saved nerves and time! Thank you!
I once felt the texture of a dry shampoo and it was so icky that I promised myself to never use it. Your video confirmed all the suspicion I had surrounding it hahahah
hahahah I'm glad you liked the video x
With small kids, showering every day or even every other day, is a luxury. So dry shampoo is a life saver, those days/weeks where the baby is theeting, the toddler is fussy and clingy and the school child has a art project. And you still have to meet up at work, and be sort of presentable.
Fair point . Thank you so much for your feed back :) x
I so agree with you! If my hair is greasy, I just wash it! There's nothing better than feel a fresh clean hair and scalp! I don't understand why a lot of people don't want to wash their hair more often. I wash mine a lot and it's healthy, use dry shampoo just if I'm on a hurry but I'm definitely going to wash it later in the day.
Thank you for this great video!
Ludmilla thank you for your feedback and your comment :) x
I am an African-American woman with relaxed hair and if I was to wash my hair often I would never be able to grow my hair and it will probably break off to the point where it would be really short. I have a lot less protection on my hair strands because African-Americans tend to have less in general and it is combat it with the fact that I have damaged hair. So washing my hair every day or week isn’t an option for me.
@@PlsWaLuigiDomMe I'm African American too and we should at least wash once a week. A lot of these female daily washers wouldn't wash as much if they had coily, woolly, thick hair that naturally breaks easily.
Not everyone has the same hair as you. I’m Caucasian with very fine blonde hair, once I stopped washing my hair so often (from 3 times a week to once a week now) it really helped my hair to grow and feel MUCH healthier. Of course the feeling of fresh clean hair is the best feeling ever, however, it’s not healthy for my hair to be washed so often
well because i don't have time to style my hair all the time plus i don't want to rely on heat and product to revive my style. using product and heat means a full reset before hand with shampoo and conditioner since i dont want to be layering products on top of my hair when i dont have a clean slate. doing so is gonna mean im gonna be touching my hair and styling it more with heat. your hair wont have room to breath if you constantly keep redoing your style. my theory is the longer you can go between washes the better because it gives your hair a chance to break and you not constantly styling your hair which can be really damaging to your locks.
I really need to use dry shampoo but I totally agree with you and I hate dry shampoo and how my hair feels but my life is crazy, I don't have the time to wash my hair thats why I really need to use it even if I don't want to. Also I don't want to wash my hair colour out so I don't want to wash it to often but I don't have the time anyway 😂 I have thick and long hair so it takes time in the shower. I will never cut it short, I refuse. Having small children makes no time for me and having a job and a husband, life is crazy. Using the right products saves my hair and time. I would never use something just for the trend, only things my hair really need. Thanks for making amazing vidoes!!
I love the way you added the husband part 😂 Thank you so much for your comment Kinga x
I came here because I was looking for a solution to my oily hair - I'm a semi truck driver and there are times when I don't have access to a shower for 4 or 5 days, so thats just one example of why someone might want to use it.
Agree but disagree. I used to wash my hair daily. Damaged them bad. Got advice from top rank dermatologist AND top rank hairdresser to NOT WASH MY HAIR FOR A HOLF YEAR. I was allowed to wet them only during shower without any product during that time. After this time during first 3 months I was oily and horrid BUT dyring next 3 months I became balanced and on a dry side. I was adviced to wash my hair plus minus once per month or if they are dirty but nothing more - not to count shower/bath wetting them. Now they are normal but ends are still dry but at least healthier than ever. It is hard to hear "just wash your hair" when many people have no idea that they might need advice from serious pro and a doctor to stop washing their hair for some time all together to "restart" their scalp and balance their oil production. I am and always was OCD with higiene and it realy broke me down to not be able wash hair daily. Even though I keep my hair around 80cm long and it takes couple hours to take care of them, then still it was the routine I have learned. Now I know that not washing does not neccessarly mean nasty and dirty. Now after month without a wash my hair are still not oily at all and I cannot believe that there was a time when I washed them in the morning and in the evening they looked oily as if I would dip them in the oil or mayo. I just hope that people are more open and not so judgemental because one size does not fit all and it is upsetting to shame others for following other kind of routine.
I was curious about dry shampoo. But after a few videos including yours, I've decided not to go that route. Thanks for the info.
Every dry shampoo i have tried irritates my scalp. I find myself scratching my head all day when I use them. Now i know why.
Is it bad to use dry shampoo (kevin murphy's doo over spray) to add volume to shoulder length hair regularly (mostly on mid to ends of hair and not roots)? Could that worsen dandruff?
I was obsessed with dry shampoo when I saw a teenager. You’re right, it really irritated my scalp and made my dandruff worse. I try not to wash my hair too much because I have very thick hair and washing and drying it is an ordeal but it’s not worth having an itchy scalp.
Thanks for sharing!!
I use dry shampoo to not wash every day my fine hair because if I wash my hair, I need to style with heat (blowdryer). If I dont use heat my thin hair looks bad. That being said, dry shampoo gives me flaky scalp and I hate it. So.. what do you thing is worse, dry shampoo or heat styling?
because I have a susceptible scalp, I normally never use dry shampoo, and honestly guys, you can research it up in case studies and dermatologist papers; dry shampoo can clog your pores and even cause balding and other serious problems, but if I have to go out and I don't have time to wash it I just do a sleek back style ( a ponytail, a bun, or a braid ) they always help
I was considering; starting to use dry shampoo on a regular basis as I wanted to wash my hair less.. didn't know how dry shampoo worked... watched your video and you convinced me thanks 👍🏽.
I Use it for body on clean hair. Gives root lift to fine floppy hair.
they are brilliant for texture
In Africa we don't always have water. So dry shampoo has saved me many times. Great video. Thank you 😊
Man, you really put me off to dry shampoo before I even started! Case closed. LOL
I have never used dry shampoo, but I have seriously been considering it lately, so I've been doing some research about it (which brought me to this video lol) But I have been thinking/wondering why anyone who is trying to wash their hair less (to preserve natural oils and have healthy hair) would use dry shampoo, because that is literally a contradiction lol you want your hair to be healthy and keep the oils, so you're not washing your hair as much, but you're using dry shampoo to ABSORB the oil you are wanting to keep (the whole purpose of not washing your hair as much)... Makes absolutely zero sense lol
I agree with you totally. Washing your hair 1-2 times a week is more than enough unless you are sweating massively during the day. Your scalp need the natural oils to stay healthy. By using a natural product comb or brush every day you bring scalp oils through the hair to the ends and that’s good for hair. If you have a super oily scalp then wash it more.
wooo hoo!!
I've noticed my hair got more brittle and broke of easier when i brushed it. I thought it might be because dry shampoo and guess I was right. I don't think I'd use it again.
Yes the wrong dry shampoo will dry out your hair for real. I actually thought that after menopause I had dry hair? I switched and started using glam squad between dry shampoo and love it! But He is absolutely right about the alcohol and talc. I do need to limit how much I’m using it. I try to extend blow outs and like the lift and body I get after using dry shampoo. And it’s why I use it. But my old dry shampoo made my scalp itch. I have learned that not all dry shampoos is the same.
I just compared the ingredients from the Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo and the Batiste Hydrate Dry Shampoo (which I’m using) with the CodeCheck App and the ingredients of the Batiste one are better than the ones in the Moroccanoil one (which contains 3 Critical ingredients; the Batiste one doesn‘t). Personally I really like the smell of the Batiste Hydrate Dry Shampoo and if I don‘t hold it too close to my hair I don‘t see white residue. Washing my hair not that often and using dry shampoo instead helps the hair tint to last longer and of course it saves me time when getting ready.
There are very good nontoxic dry shampoos out there. Ok, I am a 60 something female, and use Hair Dance esp since has no fragrance.. yes, a powder, but rub in gently.. is. Volumizing also.
Surely using a dry shampoo to enable you to wash and dry and heat and style your hair a little less which probably more damaging and drying out the ends
Only If my hair is a little bit oily between washs. If i'm is a rush for work is when I will grab a brunette dry shampoo. Sometimes times I do get a bit hot at night and those roots are a Lil shiny. Sometimes I do just want that lift at the root I normally use BTZ Rock On dry shampoo for Medium darker from Sally's. Thank you for all the information in this video I did not know about keeping away from those bad ingredients. I will definitely be looking at my ingredient list from now on.
respectfully disagree. dry shampoo does not clean your hair but it absolutely does prevent it from getting oily, and for someone like me who has very oily scap (and no it's not from products or overwashing, it's just always been this way, follicles are probably really sensitive to DHT) it is an absolute life saver, especially since I have really long hair and without the use of dry shampoo it would require a minimum of one hour of washing and styling.
Hi Mike! I was wondering would you recommend Briogeo ginseng plus biotin volumizing blow dry spray? I know it's not a dry shampoo but it claims to prolong the time between blowouts thanks to lemon and witch hazel extract as well as give you more volume.
It's also 98% naturally derived.
Hey Hey I have never used their products by I had a look at the ingredient list and it looks just fine x
@@MikeDeCanter tysm for your response! You should definitely try them out. One of the best silicone free hair brands imo :)
Im already going bald so im gonna keep using it. It does have its place and shouldn't be used as a substitute for washing.
how come just a few months earlier you said that morocol oil dry shampoo was one of your top favorite morcon oil products? just wondering, thanks so much!
is it if i had to pick, im not a fan of dry shampoo in general but as a product its good , does that make sense?
@@MikeDeCanter totally, thanks again so much!!
Sponsors and lies
Washing hair too frequently damaged hair way more than using dry shampoo once in between washes
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That is not the case for everyone. Some people need to wash their hair daily, others don't. Do what works for you.
@@derekward3512 of course it’s a generalized rule. Some people have to wash everyday because their hair is used to it that way or they have extreme oily scalp but washing often still damages the actual hair. Washing is mainly for the scalp. Daily washing can work for some but it’s not typically recommended.
But my hair gets oily so fast. Should I just wash it even if it’s only 2 dayss after I just washed it?
So if we have oily as hell hair should we wash them like eeeevery day? Isn't there something we can do about it?
Not all dry shampoos are aerosols. Also, “just wash your hair” is hilarious to someone like me who has had hair to my hips, is disabled, and was also working full time. Seriously get real man not everyone has short hair and has copious free time and energy
Great video topic Mike. I totally agree with you. I’ve never used dry shampoo & don’t understand why people do 🤷♀️. For me there’s never a need as I wash my hair when it’s dirty & I don’t want to clog my follicles up with all that guff. I’d love to hear your thought on the Kerastase K water. Stay safe & your hair looks gorgeous ❤️
YAY thank you, i was afraid people will find my video bit offensive and no one will agree hahah i did record a film on K water but never uploaded it as i thought it wont be interesting enough x
@@MikeDeCanter oh please upload your K Water video, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it 😊
Could you may be do video with tips for blow drying straight long hair? 🤔
I would love to but its hard to show as my hair is short :(
@@MikeDeCanter I understand :(
@@AishaKiwi i do a blowdry tutorial on my channel check it out x
@@MikeDeCanter I definitely will ;) thanks :)
Do you think living proof dry shampoo is good to add volume and texture to hair? I am thinking of getting kerastase laque noire spray, would that be better than dry shampoo? :)
Is it okay to use dry shampoo like 2x a week? I have ridiculoualy long and thivk bleached curls that take me like 3 hours to wash.
If you go camping and don't have access to a shower is another example of when you would use dry shampoo.
So it's totally NOT bad for the hair to wash it every day is what you are saying right? Cause i see sooo many people, youtubers or whoever included... That dont wash their hair for like 5 days or like weeks. Which i think is, a bit insane 😂😱😳 i skip a day and im already uneasy 🤣
I think its rotten. Just wash your hair if you have too hahah I dont understand this dont wash your hair trend from all the influencers
Its actually nice for a professional to say you can wash everyday because my hairdressers always tell me to space my wash.. but i have super fine hair and exercice.. -_-
i live in a area that have hard water, i feel washing hair quite often will make my hair worse and they will start shedding ( as per my experience) please tell how to deal with hard water?
I purchased some to use on my elderly mother who I am caring for. It's hard to get her to get up to wash her hair so we use it in between shampoos. It was suggested by the visiting nurse
Sandra good to hear form you :) That is a fair point . I hope your mom and your family is well xxx
If I want to train my hair to not get greasy as often, I have been told to let it get greasy and use dry shampoo if I'm going out and need to make it look less greasy! I want to only be able to wash my hair like 2/3 times a week not every day!!! Help please xx
hey hey check out my film about shampoos for oily hair i explain a lot why hair get greasy and how to slow it down ect. not washing it as often wont help, its not your hair that gets greasy its your scalp. some people produce more sebum then others. check out that video i explain everything in detail x
I've never used it before. I'm not particularly into hair/makeup so I never use anything advanced. & I don't need last-minute touch ups due to flights, etc.
But I've been working at Winners in Canada (TJMAXX in the USA & TJMAXX or something else in Europe) for a few yrs, & they sell dry shampoo. I suppose people buy it to temporarily freshen up after the gym and what have you.
Would a sulfate free shampoo clean the build up of a dry shampoo effectively or how you best remove build up?
no sulfate free doesnt clean out build up or silicone build up at all!!! check out my silicone film on my channel i go into more detail about that
I work in cold storage, you still sweat, and a towel only does so much. I use dry shampoo so I don't go back into -40°F with wet hair. Some people use gold bond powder...if you had to choose one, which would be better?
where do you work
I only use dry shampoo for times when im rushing and cant wash my hair. Im looking for a brand that doesn't give me hair fall. I have batiste now and it gives me hairfall 😏😏
Thanks for sharing!!
That moment when all bloggers talk about growing your hair and they tell you to wash your hair after a week oh well
Can you tag 🏷 all of them please and educate them please ?
thats why i started this channel
A lot of people cannot wash there hair regularly as it causes more breakage. There is literally research that shows that not shampooing your hair regularly grows it. You know why, because there is literally nothing you can do to make your hair grow faster or stop your hair from growing. Your hair is dead. It will continue to grow.
Also if your hair is getting greasy without washing it every week you’re using way too much product.
Yes!! You have to wash your hair!! It’s good for your hair. Especially if you have a good shampoo and conditioner set! :)
I agree, love your videos ❤
Thank you so much xxx
I agree with you, Mike! I love the feeling of freshly washed hair. Would you suggest washing hair daily?
hey Maj check out my film about best daily shampoos xxx
I usually use ti after the gym but i hate to
thats a fair valid reason
7:55 preserving natural oils on the scalp is a myth? Is it possible to elaborate. I have type 4c hair and it's pretty dry, naturally.
check my film on hair myths, i talk about it there
@@MikeDeCanter thank you, will do
What about Kerastase dry shampoo ? Is it better formulation ?
way too overpriced
We been overusing shampoo for years our hair has natural oils and we are removing all the time with the shampoo. The answer of just was your hair is terrible. Don’t wash your hair so often, use water and if it’s still oily and you don’t like it use dry shampoo.
Im so sick of the "natural oils" argument from anti daily shampoo warriors. There's literally nothing inherently bad about rinsing away your "natural oils" (which is literally just sebum ffs) if you genuinely need to. The only people who shouldn't are people who do not have a crap ton of oils due to their genetics, and that is it. Not washing your hair and scalp as often as possible for the sake of preserving your "natural oils" (again, sebum) is legit WORSE for the health of your scalp and hair than not washing it at all.
Well I'm glad I watched this. I do not need to buy a dry shampoo now 🙂
Thanks For the tips. Mike could u tell how you keep your teeth whiteness? Is fab.
awh.... I used crest whitening strips a long time ago and i use Arm and Hammer tooth paste
@@MikeDeCanter thanks Mike!
I have oily hair and I dye my hair plus I have to iron it, so I rather use dry shampoo to not iron my hair every week
Thanks for great tips!
You are so welcome!
I’m a nurse and have to wash my hair daily due to it getting greasy quickly, however I don’t have time before a day shift as I wake up around 5am to get ready and travel. Do you have any suggestions for how I can prolong it if not using dry shampoo please?
hey Hannah make sure to use oil balancing shampoo x
@@MikeDeCanter thank you x
Thanks for the tips! Could you review the Moroccan oil leave in conditioner?
Hey Marcos are you reffering to all in one leave in or the moroccan oil oil
Mike has a video comparing that oil with Kérastase oil, I think
The all in one leave in, thank you for considering 😁
Hey never tried it :(
I have red coloured hair and wash my hair twice a week. I use dry shampoo 1-2 a week. I need it to conserve the color as long as possible and look clean!
Thanks for sharing!! I want to hear peoples opinion on dry shampoo. do you use colour refreshes in-between your washes?
@@MikeDeCanter I start using colour refreshes roughly 10 weeks after my colouration. then the red starts fading. Colour refreshes (Maria Nila) are expensive too Mike ;)
you should check out the new Wella homecare colour depositing masks!!!! They have a red one in their range. Ive done a full review on them and ive bee using the blonde one of my hair and the difference they make! colour is so much fresher and revived
I use cassia (aka cinnamon at the baking section of the groceery store) as dry shampoo
Brilliant!
I use hair lacquar adn dry shampoo just goes all sticky and weird feeling.
6:39 - The most important takeaway from this video, in my opinion.
I like alcohol but drinking it not in champoo
🤭 i love when u make "a disgusted face" 😄
hahah thank you x
Thanks Mike👍
no problem at all :) x
I use baby powder on the 3 day when start to get greasy. I am trying to go longer without washing , i have been trying to get scalp and hair healthier. I only do blowout and Culing or flat iron on the day I wash, i honestly can go 3 days without styling so reducing heat frequency on the hair. Is baby powder ok ? Models used to use this? Thks.
Great video ♥️
Thank you!!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hi Mike plz make video for best hair spa plz
will do x
A word of advice: research fast hair growth fortified shampoo to double hair growth.
There is literally nothing you can do to grow your hair faster. If your hair isn’t growing at all and you aren’t in a cycle where your hair isn’t supposed to grow (we go through cycles of hair growth 2 - 6 years at a time), that means It is breaking off. There is literally no product in the world that is proven to make your hair grow faster. What you’re probably doing is clarifying your hair as it has too much product which helps with growth as it’s less likely to fall off, but that isn’t Specifically because of the shampoo. But I would say if it works for you it works for you.
I never ever used Dry shampoo in my life....and you said exact reasons for not to use it...just wash your hair.... don't have time to clean then style your hair different way to look good.....thats all...but don't use it.... avoid it as much as you can.... thank God we both are in same page....love love 🤜🤛🤟🤟
Thank you for sharing xxx
I just used dry shampoo and it made my hair look dirtier ughhhh….
My hair looked so much cleaner before. Guess im gnna wash it in the morning lol
OR you're a mom and you have no time to wash your hair most the time 😂
😂
Hate dry shampoo, made my hair stiff and stickier :(
i feel your pain
Thnx 👍
Welcome 😊
I love your video
thank you :) xx
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