Didn't work for me, but not a bad product
Unfortunately I was not a fan of this dry shampoo... I have very fine hair, but a LOT of it. I am also just a very oily person. This means that within 24 hrs my hair starts to look limp and greasy so dry shampoo is a necessity for me. I used Oscar Blandi dry shampoo (the non-aerosole version) to great success, but it seems to have been discontinued (bummer!). So I decided to try this dry shampoo.<br /><br />Pros: Its a decent amount/size for the price and the organic thing is nice. Also, the bottle was easy to use. Its basically a super cheap salt shaker - but hey, it totally works!<br /><br />Cons: The smell. This is super subjective, so it might be fine for others. I hated the smell. It smelled sort of spicy/musky to me - or sort of reminded me of patchouli (which I'm just not a fan of). The first time I wore this to work, I was sitting at my desk, and a coworker came over to look at something on my computer screen. She leaned in, so her face was right above the top of my head. She said she smelled something really weird, like burning hair. I'm pretty sure she was smelling this product in my hair, and that's not something anyone wants to be told they smell like. Another con - I was not a fan of the formula. I think that it wasn't as fine as I would it need to it be to work for me. It also just seemed to clump up wherever I sprinkled it, instead of blending in and spreading out (after shaking my hair out) like other dry shampoos I've used.
Rating: 2 stars