Beauty Buzz: Tresemme Dry Shampoo

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I am thoroughly obsessed with dry shampoo.

If you’ve ever had to deal with oily roots, I’m sure you are too.

For any of you that haven’t given dry shampoo a shot, it’s the perfect solution for those in-between hair wash days.

As soon as your roots start to gather a bit more oil than you’d like, you can spray on a dry shampoo or (when in a pinch) dust on some baby powder to soak up any excess oil. The problem? Until recently, my go-to brands have been pricey. And as far as the baby powder, I’m not crazy about my head smelling like a stick of deodarant.

Needless to say, I’ve been on a long-term mission for a cheap fix that’s a good alternative.

94e60ca51487d0cf Tresemme fresh start dry shampoo review Beauty Buzz: Tresemme Dry Shampoo

Enter TREsemme’s new Fresh Start line to literally save the day. The spray-on Dry Shampoo does the job without leaving behind a streaky white mess. Or breaking my wallet. What’s more, it’s lightly scented too.

In a rush after the gym? Spray some Fresh Start Refreshing Mist on your roots and nape of neck and Fresh Start Dry Shampoo on the roots. Then, blow dry for some lift and you’ll achieve a quick fix sans a complete wash and blow dry.

You can pick up any TREsemme Fresh Start products at your local pharmacy. It’s my new cheap thrill.

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Anonymous

I would suggest corn starch! Corn starch is translucent when “wet” (e.g. when mixed with the oil from your hair) and has no smell, unlike baby powder. Dust a small (i’m talking tiny) bit on your fingers and run them through your roots, and the shine is gone! Dry shampoo is essentially corn-starch anyway. Be careful – too much corn starch and your hair will feel like straw (because it will literally soak up all the moisture from your hair) so keep it at the oily parts of your roots and bangs.