2 DIY recipes to make your own dry shampoo at home
Maybe you didn't have time to shower in the morning and your dry shampoo has run out suddenly? We have 2 recipes for you to make it yourself at home.
If you are looking frantically in the morning for something that can give a little volume to your roots and absorb the excess oil from your hair, we have the answer.
1.Dry shampoo with baking soda.
This recipe is particularly good if you are blonde. You can mix a little cocoa powder with a little baking soda to remove the oil from your roots.
Ingredients: 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder. You may need to adjust the amount of cocoa to match the shade of your hair.
Instructions: Mix the two ingredients of the recipe, adjusting the quantities to the needs of your hair. Apply the powder you will create to your roots, massage and apply the spray for 1-2 minutes if necessary, to give more volume to your hair.
2. Dry shampoo with baby powder talc.
When everything at home is finished, somewhere there will be a baby powder, even if you don't have a baby. The secret is to use it in moderation, as it will show more than you might think.
Ingredients: Simple baby powder talc.
Instructions: Sprinkle a little of the powder on your fingers, rub them together and massage directly on your head and oily roots. Repeat until you have the desired effect and no residue remains on your hair or head.
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