Dry shampoo that doesn't stink?!

[madmomma]

Just that really. Have tried a few and they're all so smelly! Is there one which is either unscented or delicately fragrances. Easy going about price, seeing as I've wasted so much money on the batiste/tigi type ones and had to ditch them. Thanks.

Which scents/colours are you getting? I use the green batiste (or green knock offs!) Labelled "original" and don't notice a smell really. Its more like talc and goes away once I brush my hair afterwards?

I think I've got a sensitive nose, maybe. I can't remember which exact ones I've tried, but definitely a few batiste formulas, a superdrug copy and a tigi one from home bargains.

Klorane.

www.boots.com/klorane-dry-shampoo-with-oat-milk-150ml-10273623?cm_mmc=bmm-buk-google-ppc--PLAs_HeroCompare--Toiletries_Hair-_-UK_Smart_Shopping_Toiletries_Hair&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwozw6qqC9AIVVJ_VCh3KeAs9EAQYASABEgKzKPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

They are usually scented to keep your hair smelling fresh though. As well as absorbing excess oils to make it look 'clean' .

I use batiste original.

I use Label. M. It doesn’t have much of a smell at all.

I saw this article recently with some recommendations from sali Hughes

amp.theguardian.com/fashion/2021/oct/23/cut-down-on-hair-washes-with-a-new-gen-dry-shampoo

Klorane is the one I've bought again and again, because it doesn't smell strongly or badly (for me). I recently bought Living Proof, the shop staff assured me there was hardly any scent but to my nose it pongs! I don't like the strong smell of Batiste either. Can't wait to finish the can and return to Klorane.

I hear you Op I have an extremely sensitive nose for perfumes and strong perfumes actually make me quite ill. I have ALDH2 deficiency and can't tolerate alcohols and especially in perfumes. My head starts pounding in seconds if my DD gets in the car after having sprayed strong perfume or a rep at work comes in wearing strong aftershave.

[[I have recently been using this for my dry shampoo

www.corinnetaylor.co.uk/collections/body/products/talc-free-body-powder]]

It's talc free so completely safe and although it contains lavender essential oil and chamomile extract (both of which I love) it really doesn't get to me like Babtiste sadly does.
I bought the Klorane one for when I went to hospital to have DD as I was in for 5 days post c section and it's very good but I still found a strongish smell (BUT I am very sensitive!)
She actually does a dry shampoo but tbh I am sticking the body powder for my dry shampoo as I can't see what the difference is in ingredients and I don't know if I could cope with the smell of the palmarosa but I am curious so when I finish this one (in about 2 years!) I may try it.
I can't actually believe I've written so much about dry shampoo.

Thanks carbon and tottie, I'm going to try the klorane one and see how I get on with it.

Yes invisimamma I appreciate why they're scented. I just want an unscented one because I use it on hair that's clean anyway, it's just for grip and body.

Oribe- £££ but smells gorgeous

Thanks mylovelydd, that link isn't working for me, but I'll Google that powder and stick it on my list.

ratuss thanks for the article, the living proof thing sounds interesting.

If it’s more for volume and grip give this a go

www.superdrug.com/Hair/Hair-Styling/Hair-Powder/got2b-Powder%27ful-Volumizing-Hair-Styling-Powder-10g/p/250757?gclid=CjwKCAjwz5iMBhAEEiwAMEAwGOB1k69FK5RPW36E-AF-wn5n9KUHGpxRDRI3EgeYooEIQcPUmgafRhoCYnsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

oxana ooh I wondered if anyone had tried the oribe one. Can you describe the scent?

Ooh books that's so cheap it'd be daft not to try it, cheers.

@madmomma it smells like their other gold list products, sort of south of France luxury! I think it’s bergamot and jasmine.