I have a love/hate relationship with my hair. Okay, no NOT really. I don't know of a single woman (or, married for that matter) who would admit that she, you know, loves her hair...out loud, anyway.
<---- That's not me, btw, but she does have really nice hair, no?
I'm always on the look out for new hair styling products and, although I have yet to find that miracle cure for accute bed head, I was excited to learn that my favorite folks at Suave have a NEW Suave Professionals styling line of products coming out in February...including, dry shampoo?!?
I have baby fine and very oily hair first thing in the morning (yes, that's really me, sorry!) so, it was the dry shampoo I was most interested in trying!
Suave Professionals dry shampoo spray is made with mineral clay and supposedly refreshes hair to prevent a greasy feel between washes. A few quick sprays (smells, REAL good!) and, viola, I was ready to tackle yesterday's HUGE errand list.
GOOD STUFF: After a couple of stops for a quick joo-jing (or zooj-hing, zushing, zuzjing, whatever!) the non-greasy feeling lasted all day!
BAD STUFF: My hair felt a little too dry and would sticking in places,, it ought not by the end of the day. Then again, there's really no substitute for a freshly-washed head of hair and I can't blame the dry shampoo, really, stupid hair.
FINAL VERDICT: There are days when I don't have time for a shower...okay, every day, mostly...I remember using baby powder as a teenager and, well, using dry shampoo was suprisingly easy, a whole lot less messy-er and, although my hair was flatter than I'd like (was afraid to layer on hairspray) the non-greasy feeling lasted all day, too!
Want some?
You can visit Facebook.com/SuaveBeauty starting THIS week, for daily chances to win the new Suave Professionals products – before they hit store shelves.
How?
To enter, just “Like” the Suave Beauty page and check back at Noon EST each day, not too shabby, right?
Good luck and happy shampoo-ing...or, not!
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DISCLOSURE: No payment was received for this blog post. I did, however, receive samples to facilitate this review. The words and opinions, as always, are ALL mine.
