Different Way to Use Dry Shampoo featuring Batiste Dry Shampoo

Hey Beauty Bees,

In the Fall I did a review for Batiste Dry Shampoo and I fell in love with their Cherry scented hair product. I have been a huge fan of Batiste ever since I first started using their products a couple of years ago.

Today I have been given the chance to test out another bottle but in a different scent that I have yet to try - Blush. This scent is described as "the essence of femininity...the floral, flirty way to turn heads"

Ever since I received this product a couple weeks ago, I must have used it at least 5 times. This is the best smelling/working dry shampoo I have tried to date. I think it smells wonderful and leaves my hair smelling great all day long along with soaking up all the oil in my hair. It really is a great scent for Spring (which just started today, YES!!) and I have had many people ask me what perfume I am wearing, where I have to tell them it is just my dry shampoo.

I also really love this packaging. I love bright pinks and flowers, making this bottle the perfect display item on my vanity or in my bathroom.

With such a great product, I wanted to show you the different ways you can use it in your hair and out.

Hair Uses

1. Freshly washed hair can be too smooth for braids and updos. A little dry shampoo gives hair the texture it needs to hold its shape.

2. Before back-combing (a.k.a. teasing), add a little dry shampoo to the backsides of the sections you're working with for extra staying power.

3. If your bobby pins or barrettes tend to slide out of place, spray them with a little dry shampoo before using for a more secure hold without the crunch of hairspray.

4. Especially during the summer, greasy bangs can stick to your skin. To keep them out of your face, spray a little dry shampoo on their undersides.

Beauty Uses

5. In a pinch, use dry shampoo to tame unruly eyebrows. Just spray a bit on your finger and use it to coax your brows into line while adding a bit of thickness.

6. Dry shampoos now come in a range of colors, so if you're between touch-ups, use a little along your hairline to disguise the first signs of your natural color.

7. Dry shampoo can soak up oil and sweat. In a pinch, use it along your back or thighs to keep perspiration at bay.

Household Uses

8. If you've got a pair of smelly sneakers on your hands, spray them with some dry shampoo. Let sit for a few hours or overnight and then brush off any residue.

9. Got an oily stain on your rug? Try covering the area with clear dry shampoo. Wait about 20 minutes and then vacuum the affected area.

10. Dry shampoo is a great product to remove static on clothing. Definitely make sure it's clear before you spray—or else the goop could make a mess of your clothes.

What other ways do you use your dry shampoo besides cleaning your hair?

Check out Batiste's site for more information on there products. 

*Disclaimer- I am not being paid to write this review however I was sent this product for free from Batiste. All opinions are my own and are based on my personal experience and liking of the products.