All Natural Dry Shampoo and Hair Powder- Paraben Free, Talc Free Powder, Ideal for Oily Hair and Every Hair Color, Travel Size Dry Shampoo, Patchouli and Amber, 1 oz

I love this stuff! I have medium-thickness blonde hair with darker roots. I color it with Olaplex, so I don't wash it every day and have to be careful about the products I use. I'm also extremely sensitive to most scented products (I get rashes, headaches, sensory overload, etc.), and am ever disappointed by the lack of ACTUALLY TRULY unscented beauty products. Fortunately, this stuff is the real deal, and it works perfectly! Especially in the warmer months, my scalp gets pretty sweaty whenever I'm outside (and I'm outside a lot), and it makes me feel greasy and gross, even if I've just washed my hair. Once I'm back inside, cooled off, and my scalp and hair are dry, I apply the powder and my hair feels so much better. I apply it by standing over the tub, bending forward (so I can see my knees), and flipping my hair upside down. I shake a little bit of powder into my hand, put the container down, gently rub my hands together, and work the powder through a section of my hair (I usually apply it in a total of 4-5 sections). I generally start at or near the roots by working it in with my fingers and then "comb" it through the rest of the hair with my fingers. (Obv I repeat this with the rest of my hair.) When I'm done, I close the bottle and briefly flip it over the tub to ensure there's no powder on the outside. I then flip my hair back up, lightly run my fingers through my hair, and use a wide tooth comb to finish up and straighten my part. I've been using this for about 5 months now and am quite happy with it. I tend to use it 3 or 4 times a week (I wash my hair every 3 days), typically when I wake up with bedhead, feel greasy/sweaty from physical activity, or just need something to liven my hair up (especially when it's due for a wash). The powder is very fine so it does it's job without leaving any trace, even on dark roots and thick hair. I highly suggest applying it BEFORE you do your makeup, get dressed, etc. I'd also suggest rinsing your hands and giving your face/neck/shoulders a quick wipe down with a damp cloth after applying it to get rid of any excess. Lastly, I'd also definitely recommend just buying the larger size bottle of this stuff (It's like $28 but it's worth it, trust me), simply because its a better deal. Plus, this size bottle of powder is made of paper and cardboard that's a lot more sensitive to moisture (like picking it up with a wet hand); the larger size is more durable.

Smells like a gum Its hard to open

Does a good job at lifting oils from my long, dark hair without leaving an ashy residue or making my hair feel stiff and starched. Recommend cleaning your hairbrush/comb well between uses to prevent buildup on the tools. Smells warm and floral without being overpowering. The container was a bit difficult to open and the holes on the shaker setting are a bit too small for the way the product packs into itself. (Note not clumping, just the way it clings to the rest of the powder in the tube. Idk how to explain)

My favorite dry shampoo. Eco friendly, works well, and a smell that is simply divine. I pair it with Nemat amber oil and I literally have people stopping me to tell me how good I smell.

I like the size of the container for a travel size to carry in backpack or diaper bag or in the car. The artwork is beautiful and the smell is nice. It does the job for one day, but it doesn’t buy more time than that. The next day I think my hair looks oilier than it would have, and I have to wash it. I only bring that up bc there are other plastic free organic dry shampoos that buy me more than a day, and I can use multiple times to keep buying time. I have wavy, fine, dirty blonde hair and a lot of it. I am going to try another one of their dry shampoos though. We’ll see how that goes.