Nothing saves you better than a dry shampoo when you are a new mom and don’t have time for anything, when you have a lot of work, when you travel long distances and in many other cases too. Commercial dry shampoos contain unwanted elements that can damage your hair and scalp. To avoid this, do some dry shampoo at home and you will get the best result!
Excessive washing can rid your hair of natural, healthy oils. Alternating with dry shampoo instead of washing your hair will help moisturize your hair and scalp. A DIY dry shampoo spray is the perfect solution if you oversleep and don’t have time to wash your hair. This DIY dry shampoo spray recipe is easy to use, doesn’t create a mess, and is quick to make!
This dry shampoo recipe is specially designed for blondes. It absorbs the excess oil in your hair and gives it extra volume. The hair is still easy to style into any makeup or look that you are looking for. The cornstarch and arrowroot absorb the excess oil and the essential oil gives it a nice soft scent. It’s also great if you want to hide dark roots until you can get to the salon for maintenance.
A dry shampoo is useful for a freshen up after a workout when you’re feeling a little grubby, or for day-old washed hair when you’re trying to get a new cute freshen up. What it doesn’t, however, is to replace normal hair washing and not remove accumulated dirt or product from your hair. So don’t use it too many times in a row before washing your hair normally. Keep this in mind as you make this coo dry shampoo from starch, cocoa powder, and some essential oils that is suitable for all hair types.
Making your own homemade dry shampoo is a wonderful way to save money on beauty products while protecting your scalp from harsh chemicals. You may be surprised by the quality and effectiveness of this fantastic homemade dry shampoo – this DIY dry shampoo recipe is great for medium and darker hair, but you can slightly reduce the amount of cocoa to better match your hair color. It’s so easy to do that you’ll wonder why you didn’t try it sooner!
This recipe provides information on how to make your own dry shampoo and personalize it afterwards. One of the wonderful things about homemade stuff is that you can tailor it to suit you perfectly. In the recipe below, cornstarch or flour and cocoa are listed as 0-4 tablespoons. This way you can match the powder to your hair color. On the ingredient picture you can also see the two different brands of cocoa, as the color can vary slightly.
