Devin is such an inspirational person? Look at her, just, I think she’s one of my favorite personalities in the social media universe, keep going Devin! We love you!
Capricorn and when you said the part about routines, I realized just how deep my need for my routines can be. It’s especially true of my bedtime routine. I literally can’t sleep unless I do the whole thing.
I got Moira Rose vibes during the sponsored portion! Love it! I remember trying 'home made' dry shampoos years ago before I discovered Batiste. I'd consider trying the second one because of the price and environmental reasons, but I'm so attached to Batiste ugh
I’m a no shampoo veteran of three years. Now I only use dry shampoo once ore in a blue moon. I mix my own from corn or potato starch which I stipple on with a make-up brush. With blond hair you could put in a tiny amount of cinnamon to make it less white, my hair is dark, so I added cocoa. In my experience dry shampoo works best over night so it has time to really soak up the oils. An important part of no poo is to physically remove the oils by brushing them out. I like a tangle teaser because it can be cleaned easily. Brushing also helps with maintaining a healthy scalp. My icky sticky phase lasted several months, but I’m so glad I got through it.
Highly recommend using corn starch for dry shampoo! SUPER cheap and you can find it with cardboard packaging. If you have dark hair, you can add charcoal to it which also helps to clean
Baking powder and water once a month in the shower -- that's what my grandmother and her sisters did in the depression in South Dakota. I asked my 100 year old great aunt because I was curious about what people used to do. She had hair down to her bottom until she got to college and away from her mother. Then she chopped it off.
This was so fun! I initially had the same feelings about the b&b pricetag, but the small bottle actually lasts me all year even with my thick hair! I find it to be well worth it.
i would have recommended the Briogeo Charcoal powder dry shampoo. it cruelty-free, ethically sourced and there is no Harsh Sulfates, Silicones, Phthalates, Parabens, and No Artificial Dyes. it's a little pricey at $24 but it is worth it and it last a for long time and you dont need to use a lot of it. I love it and highly recommend it.
Bangs + Dry Shampoo: I apply dry shampoo with a brush at the root of my bangs and then kinda part them around and play with them and just rub it all in there. I have baby bangs and if I pushed them back too much they'd stay like that haha. I also make my own dry shampoo and it's by far the best I've ever used!
What did you mean when you said “ladylike oops we don’t call ourselves that anymore”? Is it something on Instagram (which I don’t have), I thought you work for NBC?
JUST USE CORNSTARCH! These dry shampoos are a scam, and they have added fragrances which are bad for your health. I've been using cornstarch in my thin hair for years, before this was even a popular common thing, and it works like a charm. Cheap, easy to get, and it adds volume and helps your hair curl (especially if you apply, then get the slightest bit damp, and either twist into a messy bun or use foam curlers overnight, this is the only way I have ever been able to get curl to hold in my hair and it WORKS). If you don't like sprinkling powder in your hair, just apply with a makeup brush! Easy peasy, no fuss, no added bs.
I love people like you who go around saying things like "FRAGRANCES ARE BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH" what exactly isn't bad for your health nowadays? Also, where's your proof? People have survived for years with fragrances, chemicals, etc and have had less issues health wise than we used to. Do realize I'm not saying you're a horrible person or anything, but it's just hilarious to me how you people end up popping up everywhere and never able to actually prove yourselves.
@@Eventide215 It's totally true that many ppl live their lives and are largely unaffected by these types of toxins and chemicals. People like me, tend to take this stuff more seriously because we've had a health issue related to these things, and only after the fact do we learn the dangers. You'll be hard pressed to find ppl aware of this stuff who haven't suffered from cancer, infertility, are at risk for these things, or have had children with birth defects. Unfortunately in this country it takes going through that shit for this stuff to come to our attention. I wish I didn't have to think about this stuff, but that's simply not the case for me, and it sucks. I share what I've learned bc I know most ppl aren't aware. Just to clarify the fragrance thing, Phthalates are the toxin behind anything labeled with added "fragrance" and one of the things it's shown to increase risk of is breast cancer, which runs in Devins family. Also, it's surprisingly not that difficult to find products that are fragrance free, or scented naturally with essential oils, you just have to know what to avoid, unfortunately it's an unnecessary additive in many dry shampoos. Here is one of many articles that talks about this issue, since you asked for proof: www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/feb/10/phthalates-plastics-chemicals-research-analysis
@@Eventide215 Fragrance can be sensitizing over time. That's pretty standard and backed up Dermatology. The problem is that people think 'natural' fragrance like essential oils are different and special. They aren't.
I use plain old corn starch as my dry shampoo. I put it in an old spice bottle with the shaker top. It works great, it’s environmentally friendly, you don’t need much and it’s never itchy.
As someone that has turned to more au naturale ways here lately, I appreciate this video immensely! I've gone to every other day washes, but this has me thinking I can switch it up even more! Shampoo is my last non natural part of my regimen so it's good to know that I can eliminate it!
Thank you Devin for helping feel not so bad about not washing my hair at times. It's something I struggle with, and you made me realize I'm not disgusting, I'm just human
Organic Arrowroot powder ($10 for a bag that will last 6 months on amazon) plus a few drops of essential oil of your choice in a reusable glass jar. Apply w a big kabuki brush. I turn all my friends on to this! It works WAY better, is cheap, and amazing for the environment.
I use corn flower and cocoa powder as dry shampoo. I used to use batiste but it’s expensive and doesn’t last long and this concoction can be mixed to better match my hair colour, it looks cute, it’s smells amazing, it’s ridiculously cheap and it’s eco friendly
Hey! If you will put your dry shampoo on right after you blow it dry, or it is air-dried, (while it is Clean, basically) it will keep your hair from getting as oily! Then you can use less over the next few days. :) try your best not to overload your scalp with the powder (just as much as possible..) Because it will start producing more oil to compensate. :) Not a huge biggie.. A lot of your dislike right now is your roots not being done.. That's all of us, babe.. That's why you don't have the volume you usually love.. Thank you so much for doing this video!! I've been shopping for new dry shampoos for weeks! You did all the ones I've been looking at. Loving your video. :) Sorry if you've been told this already! Too many comments to go through! (You go girl!💁🏼♀️) lol
I’m generally running on 90% dry shampoo life. I wash my hair once a week. I smash my hair in the evening with a heavy coat of dry shampoo. Rub it in. And then go to bed. In the morning, oily greasy mess be gone! If I work out, and I say if. As soon as I’ve finished, I go in with the dry shampoo and rub and massage in. As the sweat dries the dry shampoo soaks the oils up and we’re good to go again. Dry shampoo is life. Love your work Devin ♥️
Captain Blankenship’s is really great too; you should give it a try. While it is pricier, it contains A LOT of product. Plus, it’s talc-free, cruelty free (leaping bunny), and comes in a cardboard compostable container!
The Pret-a-Powder is $29 for 2 oz... Hair Dance is $10 for 1 oz, so $20 for 2 oz.... if they work comparably, then saving $4 an oz is definitely worth it, but the volume of product is also definitely worth considering before you buy. Also, in the interest of full disclosure, I use the pret-a-powder on a regular basis - I have really thick, fine hair and it works miracles, and even with all my hair, a bottle lasts forever.
People still do that today. :) I used to use it that way until information came out about the possible link to cancer. Now I sometimes use just straight cornstarch, which is very similar to Baby Powder but is, obviously, unscented.
However, as she said, she didn't take into account the lasting effects as well as how much use you get. The last one she used definitely kept her hair looking better longer, and was a bigger container, so it's likely in the long run that one would be better. Though it does also come down to how much you personally use it, what you can afford, and so on.
When I don't shampoo for long stretches, I end up getting zits at my hairline, how did you avoid that? Also, it's so funny that we're going back to 18th century methods of hair maintenance! Powders n pomades!
@florinda lucero Do you were make-up? Sometimes we don't wash it out properly around the hair line because we don't want to mess up our hair, and that can cause breaking out.
I love your hair all wild fluffy! It took me almost 40yrs to just understand my hair. If I only wash it twice a week, rarely comb it and let it be wild it’s at its best💜✨
You should try using boar bristle brushes. They help evenly distribute the oil throughout the hair, allowing the oils not to sit on the roots causing such oily looking hair.
The bangs could use a little trimmy trim but otherwise I like your natural color and the length, Devin! I think it looks fun and that nice balance of young but professional. Enjoy your holiday off Devin!!
So in case anyone didn't know, because I surely didn't, they make powdered volumizers. They basically coat your hair strands and keep them from sticking together to make your hair more full. You could definitely add it to a dry shampoo for a little extra something.
For bangs, when I had shorter bang like yours I'd spay some or powder up on a brush with some fine bristles(I used a teasing brush) and brushed it through my bangs. It helped add in the powder without risking going overboard 😊 I don't have bangs now so I just spray and powder in like normal and brush out after a while
I've been using Hair Dance for a while and like it a lot (especially for the price point - the little bottle lasts a long time). The only issue I have is that my hair is very dark and I have to brush and towel it in quite a bit so you can't see the powder on my hair and scalp.
I excel at creating oil. My teenage acne turned into adult acne and I still have moderate acne while going on 11 years of birth control. All that to say, my head and scalp get super oily, and I have fine hair. My method for my ashy blonde hair is to apply way too much batiste in the evening, like my hair is white at the roots. I then brush it through so it looks a little less dramatic but still obvious. Then I sleep on it. By morning all my tossing and turning has softened it so it looks almost natural, just a touch ashier than usual. And no grease! That’s my ridiculous dry shampoo routine!
Two things to check out: R+Co Spiritualized, I use this on my bangs, it's a liquid spray "dry" shampoo (I know that makes no sense) and then just hit them quickly with a brush and blow-dryer. And then the Lush dry shampoo - the bottle is awful, and yes it's a white powder, but it soaks up so much oil and gives a lot of volume - you just need to be sure to brush it out well.
I've always used baby powder when I'm blonde and cocoa powder when I'm brown. The cocoa takes the turning it grey away. Dont know if I even said that right.
Lit look forward to all of your videos love the realness and the journey it’s SO refreshing and so inspiring and feel good thanks girl!! -also I tried the dancing it out thing you did in that previous video and loved it so thankyou never would have tried that without seeing your vid😂
During this pandemic I'm sure every Capricorn has deconstructed their routine. (I have. I go about at least 14 days before shampooing my hair. Braids keep it grease free🤫). In a way it is liberating. It's also helping us understand the effectiveness of these rituals we love with all our heart. It's a reality check, and we love analysing what's worth our money, and what isn't.
For my "bangs", I section a thin piece in the front and hit them from behind. I have dark hair so dry shampoo really shows. I also usually pull all my hair back so it helps it look more like my actual hair and not like I live in 18th century France 🙃 Also, have you tried just corn starch with a little baking soda and maybe a drop or two of essential oil for fragrance? Ive used that before (minus the e.o. and plus cocoa powder to tint), but didn't like smelling like a Hershey bar all day.
My mom’s pro tip is put dry shampoo in the night before so it can really soak in all night long... hate to say it, but my momma is right- works like a CHARM
Can someone explain to me why my hair gets so much greasier once the blonde starts to grow out? Is it truly because the blonde hair is so dry, or is it just that the brunette bits enhance the contrast of greasy roots?
I think for a better comparison it would help if every dry shampoo had the same starting hair situation. No hate, just want to give constructive criticism :) I really like your channel!
So dry shampooing bangs is a pain in the bootang and what you did is perfect. Basically I spend all day trying to get rid of powder residue. I think you’re supposed to put it underneath? Does anyone actually know what to do?
I have super-dark, super-oily hair, and use dry shampoo. The cheaper, aerosol dry shampoos (like Batiste, like $6-8 a can) work fine for me. You need a boar bristle brush, and a super-cheap, super scrubby washcloth (like, the kind you see in 12-packs at walmart for 3 bucks kind of scrubby). Dry-shampoo your hair at night *before* it appears super-oily. Section and ponytail/bun any areas that won't need any/much dry shampoo. Working in sections, with head flipped upside down, spray your roots *from at least* 6 inches away. Don't let the hair get white; you can always add more later if you need it. Let it sit there; don't fiddle and start immediately brushing. Move on to the next section while it sits. Once all sections have been sprayed, stand upright, drink some wine, pet your cats. Then gently start fluffing the roots with your fingers. Let your dizziness from the blood rushing to your head subside. Grab the board bristle brush, flip head back upside down, and start brushing it through. Once you've given all areas an upside-down brushing, flip back up, fluff again with fingers, and take a look. Remember, it's night-time, it's not supposed to look perfect; we're trying to soak up oil, looking good is for tomorrow. Is your hair *white* in any places? Brush there. Paler than normal *is fine*, and is a sign there's enough there to soak oil up through the night, and can be left for tomorrow. Go to sleep! In the morning, get up, flip upside-down and brush again. Stand up and assess, while sectioning with your fingers to check your problem areas. Are there any missed patches? Are we still looking chalky? For missed patches, carefully spot-spray. For chalkiness, grab that cheap-ass washcloth, DAMPEN (not wet. DAMP!) slightly with water, then rub over chalky bits of hair. This will get any *actual* excess off you, while having slept with it in allows it to actually do the work of soaking up oil, and while letting it disperse a bit more while your head moves on the pillow, resulting in less chalkiness. Once any residual chalkiness has been wiped off, style as normal. The damp washcloth also helps get deodorant off clothes, btw.
Devin!!! Can you please make a video about your skincare routine! :) I saw your video on LadyLike where you made one yourself. It seem so interesting!!💞
Does anyone else want Devin merch that says "Beautiful Nerds" on it? Cause I do, it's beautifully adorable!
I wholeheartedly agree
It would be everything
Stef Woods ive heard that saying for years on the podcast 99% invisible w Roman Mars
Absolutely! Yes, please!
Devin might think she has a mullet, but I’m really diggin’ the length!
Serving us Axel Rose and Moira Rose in the same episode? Unmatched.
amazing
Devin is such an inspirational person? Look at her, just, I think she’s one of my favorite personalities in the social media universe, keep going Devin! We love you!
Next dry shampoo video - Devin Tests Three Homemade Recipes. Please!
Baby powder
These are the type of videos I love❤❤❤ I'm disabled and hair washing can be a serious chore/ dislocation inducing task. Thank you lovely lady
Capricorn and when you said the part about routines, I realized just how deep my need for my routines can be. It’s especially true of my bedtime routine. I literally can’t sleep unless I do the whole thing.
pnjsmom26 you might have minor ocd?
You should try equal parts cocoa powder and corn starch. I use it all the time. Just use corn starch if you have light roots. Apply with makeup brush
I got Moira Rose vibes during the sponsored portion! Love it!
I remember trying 'home made' dry shampoos years ago before I discovered Batiste. I'd consider trying the second one because of the price and environmental reasons, but I'm so attached to Batiste ugh
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT OF!!!!
She was definitely referencing Moria!
@@Lazamattaz That's what I was hoping!
I’m a no shampoo veteran of three years. Now I only use dry shampoo once ore in a blue moon. I mix my own from corn or potato starch which I stipple on with a make-up brush. With blond hair you could put in a tiny amount of cinnamon to make it less white, my hair is dark, so I added cocoa. In my experience dry shampoo works best over night so it has time to really soak up the oils. An important part of no poo is to physically remove the oils by brushing them out. I like a tangle teaser because it can be cleaned easily. Brushing also helps with maintaining a healthy scalp. My icky sticky phase lasted several months, but I’m so glad I got through it.
When I had bangs, I would cheater wash them everyday. aka only wash and dry bangs. Works every time.
Ima Capricorn and routines keep me sane😂😂😂😂
you get it
me too
I personally love the Lush dry shampoo powder. you get a tonne in the bottle and it worked so well for me
That's my 2nd favourite one. My favourite one is from klorane. It's by far the best imo... 😅
Your phone case with the gold stars and moon is everything!
giiirrrlll when you pulled out the wines from the bright cellars box I thought you were gonna use them as dry shampoos lmaoooo
Highly recommend using corn starch for dry shampoo! SUPER cheap and you can find it with cardboard packaging. If you have dark hair, you can add charcoal to it which also helps to clean
Baking powder and water once a month in the shower -- that's what my grandmother and her sisters did in the depression in South Dakota. I asked my 100 year old great aunt because I was curious about what people used to do. She had hair down to her bottom until she got to college and away from her mother. Then she chopped it off.
This was so fun!
I initially had the same feelings about the b&b pricetag, but the small bottle actually lasts me all year even with my thick hair! I find it to be well worth it.
i would have recommended the Briogeo Charcoal powder dry shampoo. it cruelty-free, ethically sourced and there is no Harsh Sulfates, Silicones, Phthalates, Parabens, and No Artificial Dyes. it's a little pricey at $24 but it is worth it and it last a for long time and you dont need to use a lot of it. I love it and highly recommend it.
Bangs + Dry Shampoo:
I apply dry shampoo with a brush at the root of my bangs and then kinda part them around and play with them and just rub it all in there. I have baby bangs and if I pushed them back too much they'd stay like that haha. I also make my own dry shampoo and it's by far the best I've ever used!
please share the recipe!
@@hifromthestudio here you go: abeautifulmess.com/make-your-own-nontoxic-dry-shampoo/
Can we just take a minute to appreciate Bones? 🥰 I'm in love with vocal cats. Love your new videos too.
What did you mean when you said “ladylike oops we don’t call ourselves that anymore”? Is it something on Instagram (which I don’t have), I thought you work for NBC?
There's a UA-cam channel "The Unladylike Show." They've been livestreaming every Friday.
@@KiKiStarling You mean Untitled Lady Show
Untitled lady show
KiKiStarling it was actually called that in the beginning... was wondering whether they had to rename because of the unladylike Podcast...
Clarinalein assumed from what they said that Buzzfeed asked them to please stop as it was two letters away from their buzzfeed show.
JUST USE CORNSTARCH! These dry shampoos are a scam, and they have added fragrances which are bad for your health. I've been using cornstarch in my thin hair for years, before this was even a popular common thing, and it works like a charm. Cheap, easy to get, and it adds volume and helps your hair curl (especially if you apply, then get the slightest bit damp, and either twist into a messy bun or use foam curlers overnight, this is the only way I have ever been able to get curl to hold in my hair and it WORKS). If you don't like sprinkling powder in your hair, just apply with a makeup brush! Easy peasy, no fuss, no added bs.
Will have to try it!!!
I love people like you who go around saying things like "FRAGRANCES ARE BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH" what exactly isn't bad for your health nowadays? Also, where's your proof? People have survived for years with fragrances, chemicals, etc and have had less issues health wise than we used to.
Do realize I'm not saying you're a horrible person or anything, but it's just hilarious to me how you people end up popping up everywhere and never able to actually prove yourselves.
I’ve tried that and it’s so itchy. It also doesn’t absorb the oils.
@@Eventide215 It's totally true that many ppl live their lives and are largely unaffected by these types of toxins and chemicals. People like me, tend to take this stuff more seriously because we've had a health issue related to these things, and only after the fact do we learn the dangers. You'll be hard pressed to find ppl aware of this stuff who haven't suffered from cancer, infertility, are at risk for these things, or have had children with birth defects. Unfortunately in this country it takes going through that shit for this stuff to come to our attention. I wish I didn't have to think about this stuff, but that's simply not the case for me, and it sucks. I share what I've learned bc I know most ppl aren't aware. Just to clarify the fragrance thing, Phthalates are the toxin behind anything labeled with added "fragrance" and one of the things it's shown to increase risk of is breast cancer, which runs in Devins family. Also, it's surprisingly not that difficult to find products that are fragrance free, or scented naturally with essential oils, you just have to know what to avoid, unfortunately it's an unnecessary additive in many dry shampoos. Here is one of many articles that talks about this issue, since you asked for proof: www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/feb/10/phthalates-plastics-chemicals-research-analysis
@@Eventide215 Fragrance can be sensitizing over time. That's pretty standard and backed up Dermatology. The problem is that people think 'natural' fragrance like essential oils are different and special. They aren't.
I use plain old corn starch as my dry shampoo. I put it in an old spice bottle with the shaker top. It works great, it’s environmentally friendly, you don’t need much and it’s never itchy.
When I watch your videos I love your options and your sense of humor.
Has anyone else heard before that dry shampoo works best for absorption when using it before bed?
As someone that has turned to more au naturale ways here lately, I appreciate this video immensely! I've gone to every other day washes, but this has me thinking I can switch it up even more! Shampoo is my last non natural part of my regimen so it's good to know that I can eliminate it!
Thank you Devin for helping feel not so bad about not washing my hair at times. It's something I struggle with, and you made me realize I'm not disgusting, I'm just human
"Hi there, do you have a second to talk about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ?".
I'm from the South, so there was definite accuracy! 😂😂😂
Omg so true about Capricorn. That's me 100%. I need routine so badly
Organic Arrowroot powder ($10 for a bag that will last 6 months on amazon) plus a few drops of essential oil of your choice in a reusable glass jar. Apply w a big kabuki brush. I turn all my friends on to this! It works WAY better, is cheap, and amazing for the environment.
“Fairy hair mother”
😭😂
I use corn flower and cocoa powder as dry shampoo. I used to use batiste but it’s expensive and doesn’t last long and this concoction can be mixed to better match my hair colour, it looks cute, it’s smells amazing, it’s ridiculously cheap and it’s eco friendly
Hey!
If you will put your dry shampoo on right after you blow it dry, or it is air-dried, (while it is Clean, basically) it will keep your hair from getting as oily! Then you can use less over the next few days. :) try your best not to overload your scalp with the powder (just as much as possible..) Because it will start producing more oil to compensate. :) Not a huge biggie.. A lot of your dislike right now is your roots not being done.. That's all of us, babe.. That's why you don't have the volume you usually love.. Thank you so much for doing this video!! I've been shopping for new dry shampoos for weeks! You did all the ones I've been looking at. Loving your video. :)
Sorry if you've been told this already! Too many comments to go through! (You go girl!💁🏼♀️) lol
I’m generally running on 90% dry shampoo life. I wash my hair once a week. I smash my hair in the evening with a heavy coat of dry shampoo. Rub it in. And then go to bed. In the morning, oily greasy mess be gone! If I work out, and I say if. As soon as I’ve finished, I go in with the dry shampoo and rub and massage in. As the sweat dries the dry shampoo soaks the oils up and we’re good to go again. Dry shampoo is life. Love your work Devin ♥️
Captain Blankenship’s is really great too; you should give it a try. While it is pricier, it contains A LOT of product. Plus, it’s talc-free, cruelty free (leaping bunny), and comes in a cardboard compostable container!
The lip color you have on for the second dry shampoo in the vid is your PERFECT color, seriously!
The Pret-a-Powder is $29 for 2 oz... Hair Dance is $10 for 1 oz, so $20 for 2 oz.... if they work comparably, then saving $4 an oz is definitely worth it, but the volume of product is also definitely worth considering before you buy.
Also, in the interest of full disclosure, I use the pret-a-powder on a regular basis - I have really thick, fine hair and it works miracles, and even with all my hair, a bottle lasts forever.
How do you not have a bigger following? Your content is the best.
Love Devin’s humor so. much. 💕
thankyou for talking about your oily hair! you unconsciously helped this tired out momma remember to wash her hair tonight. thankyou devin
I just use things I have, any powder works. Cornstarch is great for blondes, cocoa powder for darker hair...works better than any of those!
I love powder dry shampoo ❤️ just baking soda, corn starch, and sometimes I'll add a fun perfume oil.
I love the Moira Rose Schitts Creek Reference!
This looks like my older sister’s use of baby powder for her oily roots in the hospital in the 1970s!
People still do that today. :) I used to use it that way until information came out about the possible link to cancer. Now I sometimes use just straight cornstarch, which is very similar to Baby Powder but is, obviously, unscented.
Cheapest version is cornstarch and cocoa powder so the colour is closer to your root colour.
Girl I needed this video from you after getting off a terrible work meeting. Take me to self care town queen
This video instantly made me smile, just the content made me happy🙂 Also, your energy on its own is so powerful and wonderous!
Bright Cellars is Awesome! I’ve been with them for years!
Thank you for actually taking into account the cost vs benefits. I feel like not a lot of youtubers do that.
However, as she said, she didn't take into account the lasting effects as well as how much use you get. The last one she used definitely kept her hair looking better longer, and was a bigger container, so it's likely in the long run that one would be better. Though it does also come down to how much you personally use it, what you can afford, and so on.
When I don't shampoo for long stretches, I end up getting zits at my hairline, how did you avoid that? Also, it's so funny that we're going back to 18th century methods of hair maintenance! Powders n pomades!
Florinda Lucero Perhaps you could try a rinse of green tea. Green tea has many anti-inflammatory compounds.
@florinda lucero Do you were make-up? Sometimes we don't wash it out properly around the hair line because we don't want to mess up our hair, and that can cause breaking out.
I love your hair all wild fluffy! It took me almost 40yrs to just understand my hair. If I only wash it twice a week, rarely comb it and let it be wild it’s at its best💜✨
The best dry shampoo is the one from Living Proof😍 Sadly it is expensive, but it is the only one that does not make my scalp itch
You should try using boar bristle brushes. They help evenly distribute the oil throughout the hair, allowing the oils not to sit on the roots causing such oily looking hair.
The bangs could use a little trimmy trim but otherwise I like your natural color and the length, Devin! I think it looks fun and that nice balance of young but professional. Enjoy your holiday off Devin!!
Devin, I freaking love you, girl 😂❤️
So in case anyone didn't know, because I surely didn't, they make powdered volumizers. They basically coat your hair strands and keep them from sticking together to make your hair more full. You could definitely add it to a dry shampoo for a little extra something.
For bangs, when I had shorter bang like yours I'd spay some or powder up on a brush with some fine bristles(I used a teasing brush) and brushed it through my bangs. It helped add in the powder without risking going overboard 😊 I don't have bangs now so I just spray and powder in like normal and brush out after a while
YES CAPRICORN QUEEEEEENNNN. PREACH about our obsession with routines and planning 👏🏼🤣
This was a much needed video 🧡
I use the Kristin Ess dry shampoo bc the popular drugstore ones give me a rash around the hair line.
I've been using Hair Dance for a while and like it a lot (especially for the price point - the little bottle lasts a long time). The only issue I have is that my hair is very dark and I have to brush and towel it in quite a bit so you can't see the powder on my hair and scalp.
I use "SGX NYC" I use the brunette or the sunset doesnt matter same.
I excel at creating oil. My teenage acne turned into adult acne and I still have moderate acne while going on 11 years of birth control. All that to say, my head and scalp get super oily, and I have fine hair. My method for my ashy blonde hair is to apply way too much batiste in the evening, like my hair is white at the roots. I then brush it through so it looks a little less dramatic but still obvious. Then I sleep on it. By morning all my tossing and turning has softened it so it looks almost natural, just a touch ashier than usual. And no grease! That’s my ridiculous dry shampoo routine!
Two things to check out: R+Co Spiritualized, I use this on my bangs, it's a liquid spray "dry" shampoo (I know that makes no sense) and then just hit them quickly with a brush and blow-dryer. And then the Lush dry shampoo - the bottle is awful, and yes it's a white powder, but it soaks up so much oil and gives a lot of volume - you just need to be sure to brush it out well.
I've always used baby powder when I'm blonde and cocoa powder when I'm brown. The cocoa takes the turning it grey away. Dont know if I even said that right.
Lit look forward to all of your videos love the realness and the journey it’s SO refreshing and so inspiring and feel good thanks girl!! -also I tried the dancing it out thing you did in that previous video and loved it so thankyou never would have tried that without seeing your vid😂
I have been using Beyond The Zone Rock On for months now. It's vegan and cruelty free. I really really like it. Buy it at Sally's Beauty
You are literally the best human ❤
I agree, your hair looked great on the live 😀
Okay I know you didn’t ask me and i know you probably don’t give a flying flip. But. I kind of love your hair!!!! It looks amazing on you!!!!!!!!!!
You can Use baby Powder way cheaper than the Powder dry shampoo
I put dry shampoo on about an hour before I shower, then scrub it out with water-- it rinses the oil-soaked dry shampoo out!
During this pandemic I'm sure every Capricorn has deconstructed their routine. (I have. I go about at least 14 days before shampooing my hair. Braids keep it grease free🤫). In a way it is liberating. It's also helping us understand the effectiveness of these rituals we love with all our heart. It's a reality check, and we love analysing what's worth our money, and what isn't.
Love the sponsor-inclusion methodology! Both humorous and informative...and I’m thinking effective as I’m going to look into Bright Cellars!
Aveda has one that's awesome. Or I just use baby powder scented cornstarch.
Wow your skin looks fantastic
Dammit Devin why are you so perfect? I love your phone case and I love your hair, your "mullet" is beautiful.
For my "bangs", I section a thin piece in the front and hit them from behind. I have dark hair so dry shampoo really shows. I also usually pull all my hair back so it helps it look more like my actual hair and not like I live in 18th century France 🙃
Also, have you tried just corn starch with a little baking soda and maybe a drop or two of essential oil for fragrance? Ive used that before (minus the e.o. and plus cocoa powder to tint), but didn't like smelling like a Hershey bar all day.
Your Bright Cellars promo is gave me so much joy!
omg thank you!
As a fellow capricorn yes so much yes
You should try the hair story powder. It creates a lot of volume and absorbs oil.
Great video. Thank you.
I love this kind of videos
noted!!
You make me want to do my own "but better" challenges/changes in my own life 💚
Candid competition but more helpful
i think the ansue would be useful as a backup for fringe in your purse or for..ahem, unforeseen overnight stays :D
My hairstylist told me that you should use dry shampoo before it gets greasy not after and honestly that changed my dry shampoo game completely.
My mom’s pro tip is put dry shampoo in the night before so it can really soak in all night long... hate to say it, but my momma is right- works like a CHARM
Amika perk up, is my favorite dry shampoo :) but maybe I will give these a try.
Can someone explain to me why my hair gets so much greasier once the blonde starts to grow out? Is it truly because the blonde hair is so dry, or is it just that the brunette bits enhance the contrast of greasy roots?
I think for a better comparison it would help if every dry shampoo had the same starting hair situation. No hate, just want to give constructive criticism :) I really like your channel!
So dry shampooing bangs is a pain in the bootang and what you did is perfect. Basically I spend all day trying to get rid of powder residue. I think you’re supposed to put it underneath? Does anyone actually know what to do?
IKR???
I have super-dark, super-oily hair, and use dry shampoo. The cheaper, aerosol dry shampoos (like Batiste, like $6-8 a can) work fine for me.
You need a boar bristle brush, and a super-cheap, super scrubby washcloth (like, the kind you see in 12-packs at walmart for 3 bucks kind of scrubby).
Dry-shampoo your hair at night *before* it appears super-oily. Section and ponytail/bun any areas that won't need any/much dry shampoo. Working in sections, with head flipped upside down, spray your roots *from at least* 6 inches away. Don't let the hair get white; you can always add more later if you need it. Let it sit there; don't fiddle and start immediately brushing. Move on to the next section while it sits.
Once all sections have been sprayed, stand upright, drink some wine, pet your cats. Then gently start fluffing the roots with your fingers. Let your dizziness from the blood rushing to your head subside.
Grab the board bristle brush, flip head back upside down, and start brushing it through. Once you've given all areas an upside-down brushing, flip back up, fluff again with fingers, and take a look. Remember, it's night-time, it's not supposed to look perfect; we're trying to soak up oil, looking good is for tomorrow.
Is your hair *white* in any places? Brush there. Paler than normal *is fine*, and is a sign there's enough there to soak oil up through the night, and can be left for tomorrow. Go to sleep!
In the morning, get up, flip upside-down and brush again. Stand up and assess, while sectioning with your fingers to check your problem areas. Are there any missed patches? Are we still looking chalky? For missed patches, carefully spot-spray. For chalkiness, grab that cheap-ass washcloth, DAMPEN (not wet. DAMP!) slightly with water, then rub over chalky bits of hair. This will get any *actual* excess off you, while having slept with it in allows it to actually do the work of soaking up oil, and while letting it disperse a bit more while your head moves on the pillow, resulting in less chalkiness.
Once any residual chalkiness has been wiped off, style as normal.
The damp washcloth also helps get deodorant off clothes, btw.
Is dry shampoo better than liquid when going no poo? If so, please tell me why!
I love this length
hav u tried the waterless brand of fry shampoo its @Target
im sorry Devin my stroky brain still reads your title as Devin Butt Butter. but I love you!!
Devin!!! Can you please make a video about your skincare routine! :) I saw your video on LadyLike where you made one yourself. It seem so interesting!!💞
Gold Medals all around!
Haha, I dont use shampoo anymore so this video was super useful! Thank you!
Lush has a great dry shampoo! So good!