New Fringe

[MiniCooperLover]

So I've had a fringe cut in .. my hairdresser didn't cut it quite as deeply as I'd have liked (have had it before) so I do wake up and it's all over the place. I can wet it and dry it straight and the rest of my hair is fine but it then looks greasy or a bit bitty. Would dry shampoo have a better effect than wetting it? I have a colour apt in a court me of weeks and may get him to cut it Deeper then.

[Cakescakescakes]

I wash my hair every other day and use dry shampoo on my blunt fringe on the in between days. Works a treat. Still need to blow dry or straighten it back into place though each morning.

[MiniCooperLover]

Ok , great, thanks. I've never used fry
Shampoo before. Can you give me some suggestions?

[MidnightVelvetthe7th]

Batiste for dry shampoo, not the coloured ones just the fragranced ones :)

[Cakescakescakes]

I've tried loads and prefer the Klorane one (I feel it online) as I find most of them overpoweringly fragranced :)

[Cakescakescakes]

Buy it online

[EnidButton]

Just wash it with shampoo. Tie or clip the rest of your hair back, dip your fringe under the tap, tiny bit of shampoo, lather and rinse. Don't use any conditioner. They dry it like you usually would. Takes about 2 mins, looks like you've freshly washed your hair.

That's what I do between washing my hair.

Also, just whilst we're discussing fringes, this works better than using straightners. www.salihughesbeauty.com/videos/video-fringes/ Don't bother with any product, you just need whatever paddle brush you have, a comb and a hairdryer. I have thick slightly wavy hair and the back and forth drying method gets it looking perfect.

[EnidButton]

Straighteners. Excuse the typos.

[AgathaMystery]

I always use the dark dry shampoo or I look 2 different shades all day