Dry shampoo is great until our brown roots turn slightly gray. And spending five minutes frantically brushing your hair to remove the powder wasn’t really part of the time saving plan.
This Moroccanoil dry shampoo solves this rather annoying little problem with a tinted formula designed for brown to brown hair. And blondes are entitled to their own version.
Finally a dry shampoo designed for brunettes
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Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo
This dry shampoo uses rice starch to absorb oil and refresh roots between washes. But above all, its color has been designed to blend better with dark hair. Result: much less risk of ending up with this famous white deposit which immediately gives the impression of having poured talcum powder on your line. It also adds a little volume to the roots, which is never too much on the third day after shampooing.
Blondes have their version with purple pigments
Moroccanoil also offers a dry shampoo for light hair. Same principle for absorbing sebum, but this time with purple pigments which help neutralize the yellow reflections of blonde hair. Both formulas also contain argan oil, the brand’s signature ingredient, and leave its characteristic scent on the hair. Practical for giving the impression that the hair routine was totally planned like that.
The detail that changes everything: don’t spray it too close
To avoid the powder effect, it is better to shake the bottle then spray the product approximately 15 to 20 cm from the roots. Wait a few seconds before massaging then brushing. And above all, there is no need to put it everywhere. A few sprays only on the areas that are regreased (parts, temples, facial contour) generally give a much more natural result.
Does Moroccanoil dry shampoo leave white marks?
The version for dark hair was designed to blend better with brown roots. As with all dry shampoos, too much can end up becoming visible. Better to start light and add more if necessary.
Which version to choose when you have blonde hair?
Moroccanoil dry shampoo for light hair is best suited. Its purple pigments also help to slightly counter yellow reflections between two shampoos. It obviously does not replace a real anti-yellowing shampoo.
Can you use dry shampoo for several days in a row?
Occasionally, yes, but it does not replace a real scalp wash. By accumulating sebum, powder and styling products, the roots can become heavy. We keep it mainly to occasionally space out two shampoos.
