I was introduced to Batiste Dry Shampoo about a year ago but I only discovered the ones with a hint of colour in about a month ago whilst I was browsing in Boots. The hint of colour I bought was for light or blonde hair colours. There is also versions available for brunette and dark brown colours. ===== PRICE ===== Batiste's regular Dry Shampoo costs £2.35 for 150ml, this one with a hint of colour cost £3.05 for 150ml. So my quest when I got the newer version home was to see if it was worth an extra £0.70 on top of the regular version. ======== PACKAGING ======== The packaging is a can with a white top to ...  Read the complete review

Dry shampoo! A gift from the heaven! Those days when your up late and without fail will be late for work. Not any more with this little life saver! To me dry shampoo is probably one of those little gems that I couldn't live without. Every other morning without fail I use this to spruce my hair up. So I'm doing something a little different today and reviewing all three of these products as in the last year or so I have been blonde, dark brown and light brown. I'll start with the light & blonde dry shampoo. For me after using many of the other dry shampoos in the Batiste range I was quite excited when I stumbled upon this. I know from previous use ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Batiste dry shampoo for years; usually buying the original version. As I have dark hair and don't love the white residue that the original Batiste can leave behind, I decided to buy the version for dark hair. Packaging: The packaging is sturdy, with a metal tin and click-on plastic lid. The lid stays put very well, I've yet to have it pop off in my bag or anything like that. The swirled design is quite pretty, and means the spray looks nice on my bathroom counter. It comes with a standard aerosol type applicator, which is easy to use. The press down mechanism is tough enough that you don't accidentally spray loads over yourself, but not so ...  Read the complete review

I used to use talcum powder to get of the grease in my hair when I was in a rush. This was pretty horrible as you are bound to get white talc visible on your scalp. Then came Batiste and I was recommended it by a friend. Since then I haven't bought a dry shampoo that wasn't Batiste, purely because I trust it. And there are plenty of dry shampoos on the market now (and much pricier!) Then the Hint of Colour range came out, and I had to try it, because the original dry shampoo does leave white marks, especially if you spay it too close! But surely this would be good for grey/white haired people! So from now on, I will be buying the hint of colour ...  Read the complete review

Having tried the normal Batiste dry shampoo before, and being disappointed because it always seemed to make my very dark brown, almost black hair look a bit grey and dull, I was very excited to see that they had launched a range of dry shampoos with a hint of colour in them. It never really seemed to make sense to me to spray a white powdery type mixture onto dark hair, and it did sometimes seem to give the same effect as putting talc on your hair in the days before dry shampoo.   Anyway, enough about the old, boring original Batiste, onto the new... I have to admit, I find this dry shampoo to be quite pricey. I can't remember the exact price but I'm pretty ...  Read the complete review