How to choose the right Dryclean for your hair
Many ask us which dry shampoo is the best fit. The answer isn't about what is “best” in general, but about what your hair specifically needs at the moment. Here is our guide to finding the right product in our Dryclean family.
More than just a dry shampoo
For us, dry shampoo is not just a solution for days when you don't have time to wash your hair. It is a styling tool that builds volume, adds texture and extends the feeling of freshly washed, clean hair.
Choosing the right one is about understanding the effect you want to achieve and finding the right match for your hair colour and type.
How to choose your Dryclean
Follow this simple guide to find the product that matches your hair and preferences.
- For maximum volume and texture: Choose our Dryclean. It is perfect for those who want instant volume, a feeling of structure and a matte finish that lasts all day. It is a favourite among customers who love volume and texture but don't like the scent or feel of traditional dry shampoos.
- For maximum volume and texture on darker hair: Choose our Dryclean Brown. It offers the same fantastic volume and texture as the original, but with pigments suited to darker hair. It makes it easy to refresh your hair between washes without leaving a light residue.
- For a softer, more natural feel: Choose our Dryclean Soft. Designed to provide light volume and body without feeling coarse, it is ideal for a softer, more natural look. It is a favourite among customers who prefer a more invisible finish, as well as those with fine or thin hair who find that traditional dry shampoo can weigh their hair down.
Tips for the best results
Whichever variant you choose, the technique is the same if you want a long-lasting result.
Shake the bottle thoroughly until you hear the metallic ball inside. Spray onto dry roots from a distance of approximately 15 cm, focusing on the areas where you want extra lift or a refresh. Then massage in with your fingertips or a brush to build volume and remove any excess product.
A little goes a long way. Start with a light application and add more where needed.
