Drybar Detox Dry Shampoos range || Lush Scent or Clear Invisible ||100 gr || absorbs light oils and impurities leaving hair feeling clean and refreshed || Great for all hair types

This dry shampoo is expensive bit I have a big problem with the cheaper more chemical brands. They give me an instant headache so can't be good for me and I hate the smell.This stuff is amazing and worth the extra money to me. Smells lovely and natural and doesn't make me feel ill. I have darkish auburn hair and you cannot see any residue. Love it.

This is hands down, the worst dry shampoo I’ve ever used. I’ve been sampling some new ones, to try and find a cheaper alternative, but this made my hair so much worse. It felt full and almost wet. I usually use PHD - good hair days which is £30! Or Batiste which is only £3 but leaves so much powder everywhere. I also tried one with biotin, in a purple bottle from Amazon, £6, that was okay and did the job. I’ll never use this again.

No powder residue and long lasting.

This is a curious mist, with a lovely talcum powder-like smell, and using it is surprisingly fun- but a bit awkward to use.Although it’s described as a ‘clear’ mist, it’s a white powder that looks a little like an antiperspirant. Between keeping your eyes closed to avoid eye contact (as directed by the instructions), trying to keep the spray a good 15cm away from your head (again as directed) without spraying it all over the wall, and then checking yourself over afterwards to wipe or comb out any of the residual powder that makes it look like you’ve been rubbing chalk in your hair, overall it does end up being a bit of a faff, and not the simple ‘spray and go’ experience that the product description would have you believe.The results are definitely akin to other dry products I’ve tried before as well, so they fall short of what you get from a normal shampoo or even from a shampoo bar. It’s a quick fix-up that does make your hair feel fresher a little, but a lot of that seems to be a result of the smell. It won’t keep your scalp from feeling itchy later in the day. It’s more like a quick top-up that you might use before heading home when you’ve been out all night, or even something that someone camping up a mountain without access to running water might use to perk themselves up a bit. It’s a quick patch, but nowhere near the salon-fresh elegant effect that you’ll see in the photos.100g is a small can, but because it’s compressed mist it will last quite a long time, so the asking price of twenty-one quid is not quite as steep as it initially appears. The relatively compact can, which is easy to carry about, is another factor that makes it potentially good for keeping in a travel bag.So while there are other shampoos which will give me much, much more pleasant and easy-to-use results when I have the time and running water to use them, this is a handy backup item- arguably a travel product being misrepresented as a salon product.

This dry shampoo doesn’t leave the grey colour that most do. Normally with dry shampoo, as you spray, you go grey and then need to rub it in to get it not to be grey! This one doesn’t seem to have any grey, but of course it’s going to be better if you do rub it in as well!It has no strong smell, but there is some sort of smell with this. I can’t quite tell what the smell is, but I think it’s probably going to be chemicals! It doesn’t smell like chemicals though.I tested it on pretty greasy hair that I didn’t really want to wash just yet, but that looked greasy when I put it up in a ponytail. The spray definitely gets rid of the greasy look and the bonus for me is that my hair isn’t frizzy as it usually is after wash it. I’m trying very hard not to wash my hair every few days and this will help enormously. If you haven’t tried dry shampoo I really recommend you do. It’s a great way of prolonging time between shampoos. Shampoo can damage your hair so it’s great if I can get an extra day or two out of my hair.

So, first things first, this isn't a cheap dry shampoo! At the time of writing the price is £21 BUT I absolutely love this product. I always find dry shampoo never last that long, maybe a month, and this was no different. For years i've used another well known dry shampoo brand, and this is definitely more luxurious in terms of scent and how my hair feels afterwards. I'd not heard of this brand before but having tried a few of their products now, I'm a total convert. This is a great brand and if you want to look after your hair and have it smelling beautiful and fresh, this is for you. Overall, I would buy this again, but would probably wait until it was on offer as £21 for a dry shampoo is quite expensive.

This dry shampoo is a very nice looking bottle with an upmarket look and it has a very nice fruity sort of smell to it. It says in the description that it is invisible to the hair and although it didn't show up as white as others I have used you can still see some white especially if you are using this too close. I do feel like this is better than other dry shampoos that I have used and really works in my hair after just a few seconds and looks refreshed and gets rid of any grease with ease but it is very expensive at £21 and it is a nice treat but not something I would buy often as the results are not amazingly different to cheaper ones. Would recommend if you are after a more up market one as it is very good.

This dry shampoo works well. It is easy to use - just spray on the hair (I usually use it to extend time between hair washes by a day so only use it for hair roots that start looking a bit oily). After I spray the product I brush my hair out and that’s it - the hair looks refreshed.I didn’t notice any residue after using this dry shampoo which is always a positive. However, I have a rather light hair colour so small residue might not appear to me even if there is some of it.Overall, I like using this product - it makes my hair refreshed, I didn’t notice increased difficulty in brushing my hair and it is easy to use. 5/5 stars.