Dry shampoo is not one of my favourite things but it is something that comes in handy now and again. I usually use Batiste but I will try other brands especially if they are on offer at the time. Tresemme is a brand that I quite like as they do a few good products in the range and they are nearly always better value than other leading brands.

Their dry shampoo wasn't my favourite of their products but it is ok and it would do in a pinch. The dry shampoo comes in a canister just like hairspray and to use it you are supposed to lift sections of hair and spray the dry shampoo on the roots then leave it for a couple of minutes and then massage it throughout the hair to make sure that it is evenly distributed.

It worked ok at getting rid of most of the grease in my hair but to be honest it seemed to take longer to work than Batiste and while with Batiste I can just pretty much add some to my hair and be done with it this needs more work and takes a lot more getting used to.

You need to be careful with how much you add and can't just be spraying everywhere as for some reason adding too much will make your hair greasier than before you started. It can also leave the hair looking limp and lank which isn't something that you want when using a dry shampoo.

Once you have the hang of it though and know the right amount to spray it does do a good job of refreshing hair and leaving it looking cleaner and less greasy without having to actually wash it. The best way of using this is to straighten it straight away after applying it as this not only dries the shampoo but it also leaves hair looking shiny and silky instead of greasy.

The smell of this is really nice too and it does leave my hair smelling fresh and removes all traces of odour from it.

This is simply ok. It isn't as easy to use as Batiste and isn't as good either but I would still use it if it was all that was available in the shop when I went to buy some as I know it will leave my hair looking ok just not great.