The life-changing beauty of dry shampoo

No one really likes clean hair, right? It’s very cleanliness doesn’t lend well to texture, shape and volume. The day after washing is most women’s best hair day – however, the longer you leave it, the slicker your hair gets.

Which was the scale of things, until the arrival of dry shampoo.

According to the Guardian, dry shampoo has been one of beauty’s biggest success stories in recent years. What used to feel like a slightly grotty product is now a mainstream staple for any woman who’s had to endure lank hair and a stringy fringe. Ingenious and game-changing though they are, dry shampoos have not been without their problems. Users will know that chalky, patchy, flaky residue has been par for the course and required vigorous brushing to shake off the powdered wig look. The new generation of dry shampoos have all but eradicated the issue.

La Biosthetique Shampoo Dry Hair – Conditioning Cleansing for Dry Hair gently cleanses the hair without attacking its natural protective substances. This nourishing first step in dehydrated, sensitised locks contains moisture binding and oil-replenishing substances. Your hair is gently cleansed and prepped for the repairing conditioning treatments.

How to use:

Moisten hair, distribute evenly, lather and rinse thoroughly.

Ingredients:

• The coconut surfactant provides particularly mild cleansing while sugar beet betaine protects the hair during cleansing and contributes to stabilising the sensitive moisture balance.
• Black oat supplies all the proteins, lipids and vitamins that the hair should have in its cell cement, it significantly improves the structure of hair.
• Soy lecithin surrounds the hair, repairs its surface and seals splitting parts of the cuticle.
• Active ingredients from the desert rose replenishes and binds moisture for immediate smoothness.