Before my dear other half had brought this home, I had never heard of such a thing as a dry shampoo. She explained to me how it worked and I must admit to being a bit intrigued by the whole idea. I wash my hair every night in the shower but she explained to me that you can use this between washes to freshen up your hair. Well, I just had to give it a go, to see how it works for me. They don't do a 'man version' of this shampoo, apparently, so I suppose this is designed for either men or women to use, though judging by the picture on the front of the can, I am guessing it is mostly women who use it. Maybe blokes just don't like to admit to it! The can is ...  Read the complete review

When I found out dry shampoos exsisted a few years ago, I couldn't believe it. I have dark hair and find it gets greasy very very quickly. I used to use talcum powder to rid this problem, but it wasn't quite something that could just be kept to hand. The first brand I tried was Batiste, and although I fully recommend this one too, I would always choose the Boots one. My reasons for this are: Price--> It is very reasonably priced, around £2, and if you have an advantage card you can obviously earn points back. Most others are far more expensive than this, and I get through about a bottle a month so the cheaper the better yet. Keeping ...  Read the complete review

Boots Dry Shampoo, 200ml £1.99 (will earn you 4 Advantage card points, worth 4p) I just happened to buy this one day as I'd previously heard good things about dry shampoo, and the price looked pretty reasonable as well so I wouldn't be too much out of pocket if it didn't work. Dry shampoo is basically a white powdery spray that you spray over your hair (or just the greasy areas), you then rub it in, and brush out. I think the idea is that the particles 'soak up' any grease and generally freshens up your hair a little, letting you put off washing for a little while. You should spray it on like hairspray, from a distance to be sure ...  Read the complete review

Dry shampoo is a bathroom essential, it's a godsend on those mornings when you haven't time for a full wash and blowdry, when your style just needs a little refresh, or if nighttime plans are sprung on you and your hair looks a little lank. Boots Expert Dry Shampoo is a great product, it gets rid of grease, and adds a little oomph to your roots. I'm not a fan of the packaging of the Boots Expert range, it looks a little too boring, and cheap to me. It is a medium sized can, with a picture of a woman on the front, and the words Expert Dry Shampoo accros the top, with the boots logo. When applying this product, you shake it, then spray it towards your ...  Read the complete review

I normally use Batiste dry shampoo to help my hair between washes but recently decided to try the Boots expert dry shampoo. I find sometimes that with Batiste I am not able to get to the end of the can before it stops working and doesn't come out with the white powder anymore. This is a bit annoying even though the product works really well up until then so I decided to try the Boots version which costs £2.67 for a 200ml can. This is equivalent or even a little bit more than the Batiste version so I was interested to see how well it would work. Dry shampoo is basically a white powder that you spray out of a can onto your roots in the hope that it will take ...  Read the complete review