No Drought Dry Shampoo - £6.50 for 115 g

According to Lush - No Drought Dry Shampoo can be used:
Whether you're with friends at a festival or stuck comb alone; for a quick freshness boost, no wash, just go

Now I can be a real advocate for laziness sometimes, and when I had laser eye surgery I wanted to be extra careful that I got no water in my eyes after the surgeon warning me just how much it would hurt. (Obviously this would have done so much less damage than water)...

So I figured if I was going to be lazy with the hair washing I may as well smell good while I did it.

This product does smell wonderful all citrusy, and fresh. And it does seem to get rid of the greasy feeling to your hair. It is also apparently suitable for vegans.

How to Use (from the lush website)
Puff directly into the hair or onto hands and work through.

However that was the end of the good points. It is difficult to apply. It comes in a bottle that has a small hole in it, with no direction nozzle and no aerosol. I am quite blonde, and even though my roots are dark blonde it left behind a talc looking residue, and even when brushing it through vigorously it was difficult to get rid of those.

I really couldn't recommend this as it's really rubbish and left my hair looking worse than when I started...