Dry Shampoo

I've just heard of using dry shampoo for the times you're too ill to get up and take a shower.

I know of just 1 person who has ever used dry shampoo. I like to wet my hair, it feels fresher and it gets rid of the bedhead look. My hair dresser told me that if I slept on a silk or satin pillowcase, then my hair wouldn't go flat like it does on a cotton pillowcase. But, do you think that I can find such a pillowcase, I may just buy a silk scarf and wrap that around my pillow.

I have never used it, but I agree that it is being widely pushed. I wash my hair about twice a week. Dermatologist indicated it should be more often, but twice a week is about as good as it gets. I cannot imagine how dry shampoo would feel.

I am a once a week person and I do not need a dry shampoo. I am hearing about it for the first time

we used it from time to time. We have lots of humidity here, makes the hair sticky and oily.

I used it once years ago. I used to wash my hair every second day but now I do it about twice a week.

I wash my hair every night. It gets itchy greasy and dandruff if I don’t. I’m not a fan of dry shampoo I’ve tried it a few kinds quite a few times.

I can't get myself to try it. I don't like the idea of having "powder" left in my hair, which could get into my sensitive eyes, or onto my pillow when I sleep . . . or the thought of possibly even breathing it in .

I have used dry shampoo when I have had the flu in my younger days but did not like the results. Right now I usually wash my hair in the shower once a week but with this freezing weather I am letting at least a couple of weeks pass by, I certainly don't want to get a head cold with wet hair,

I actually found that baby powder works just fine (and is SOOOOO much cheaper!!!) than dry shampoo (which is just aerosolized powder). I just shake some out on my fingertips and zhuzh it near my roots. Not only does it absorb oil, it also adds body to my fine hair. I love it!

I have a bottle of dry shampoo, and your post aroused my curiosity. I've used it a few times for convenience but have since discovered that frequent use may clog the hair follicles leading to hair loss. I'd rather keep my hair for as long as possible, so I'll be tossing it in the garbage. Glad I saw your post, lol.

I used liquid shampoo...once a two days

if i stayed in a hospital, i would use it.

I have never tried it. The idea of washing my hair without water does not sound thrilling.

I think I used that when I was a little kid in the hospital as I was too close to the surgery to have a regular shower and wash my hair. I guess it works.

I had used it last year when I was warded in the hospital. It was inside a hair cap. While it keep me clean, I would still prefer a good wash.

I’ve never used it before.

I used it and gave it up almost right away. It has its purposes.

I always wash my hair each morning. I wouldn’t dream of using that stuff

I've only used it a few times when I was in the hospital and they wouldn't let me take a shower, only those stupid sponge baths, which I hate. Yes, it works, but somehow it makes my hair feel funny, hard to explain but it seems very drying, and my hair is already dry enough, so that's probably why I don't really care for it.