NEWSLETTER

Shake the bottle.

And shake it good! When you’re in a rush this step is often missed yet so important, especially when you want to minimize the white powdery residue. By shaking the bottle, you help mix up all the good stuff which in turn, makes the dry shampoo more effective. So put in the extra bottle shimmy and reap the benefits!

Section hair, then spray in short, powerful bursts.

Separate your hair into medium-sized sections so you can get Batiste into every nook and cranny at the base of your roots. Before spraying, create space between you and the product by holding it 12 inches away from your roots (about the length of the can). This distance helps the product fall evenly where it should, and doesn’t leave hair looking like you just powdered your wig.

For those prone to oily hair, heaviness happens at the base of the roots caused by a product build-up, sweat, or grease from your hands. This is where you should focus your spray, and the sweet spot where dry shampoo works its magic.

Massage into roots with fingertips or a brush.

Time to get science-y. This simple massaging action activates the starch element to help accelerate absorption so that any white residue begins to disappear.

Also, who doesn’t love a little scalp massage! Don’t want the dry shampoo (especially ones with a hint of color) on your fingers? Instead, use a brush from the roots to the tips.

If you want to get fancy, Conair designed a brush specifically for our Minis. You can find it here

Style as desired. Or not. Whatever you’re feeling.

Now it’s time to do your thing. Use your wand, iron (or a throwback to a crimper!) to add the final touches to your hair. As a bonus, dry shampoo gives hair grip so braids, ponytails, or messy buns get even better.

Don’t want to do anything extra? That’s fine too.