Introduction
Dry shampoo is getting more popular day by day. It gives you the freedom to style your hair anywhere without washing your hair. It is a hair-cleansing product that reduces oil, and dirt without water. You have to apply dry shampoo to the vertex ( crown area) of your head. It will absorb the scalp oil and give you a shiny effect.
What are the different types of dry shampoo?
There are mainly two types of dry shampoo: powered and alcohol base.
- Powder dry shampoo: It is a starch-based powder. You have to sprinkle it over your scalp. It will absorb the excess oil from the scalp.
- Aerosol dry shampoo: It contains an alcohol-based ingredient. It is used in spray bottles.
How to use dry shampoo?
Make sure to choose the shampoo according to the color of your hair. Shake the bottle well before applying. Make a section and then spray the shampoo. Keep the bottle 6 inches away from the root. You can apply in a moving direction for evenly spread, or alternately you can massage after using it.
Things to keep in mind while using dry shampoo
Do a patch test for an allergy check. Make sure to avoid spraying the ends of hair from excessive drying. Dry shampoo is for occasional use, not for daily use.
Advantages of using dry shampoo
Dry shampoo is a life savior for many of us at the last moment at any party or event. It will have the below advantage of using it:
- It adds an instant volume effect after use
- It protects your hair color (dye)
- There is no requirement for water to wash
- Eliminate and absorb the grease and dirt
Disadvantages of using dry shampoo
Your scalp tends to absorb the chemicals present inside the shampoo. Anything in moderation is the key to avoiding the side effect. Multiple usages or on the sensitive scalp can create the below effect :
- Dryness of scalp and hair
- Dermatitis: irritation on the scalp and around the skin
- Eye infection
- Fungal growth
- Hair loss and reduces the growth
- Allergic reaction after uses