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Archive for March 26th, 2010

The Alternative To A Wet Shampoo

Author: Hairdo4U March 26, 2010

BatisteShampooOrigThe obvious answer to what is the alternative to a wet shampoo, is a dry shampoo.  Are you serious?  Do they still make this stuff and if so does it really work?

Yes, there are several dry shampoos in the marketplace and they range in prices from about $7.00 to $20.00.  What is the difference in the price ranges?  Different brands charge different amounts.  Will you accomplish the same thing whether you are using the $7.00 variety or the $20.00 variety?  Yes, both perform the same function and why pay more when you can get it for less.

For those of you who have never used a dry shampoo, you really should have a can on hand.  This baby powder in hair spray form will get you through those mornings when you have either overslept, or for whatever reason you just don’t have time to shampoo  your hair.  Even if you are on time and your hair is looking just slightly oily, a spray of the dry shampoo will help absorb the oil but also add texture to your hair.  If you are also looking for a slight lift at the roots, this will do the trick as well.

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