My hair takes ages to wash and properly dry..and that's even before I can think about straightening it.
This is why dry shampoo is a Godsend.
I religiously use Batiste as I find it works well with my hair. I just use the bog standard one as it doesn't make my hair look grey (although some have complained about this and Batiste have listened and bought out versions for ladies with darker hair who have this problem). By the by, I've seen many reviews on Batiste Nude but haven't been able to find it ANYWHERE, boo!
Then I read this post and was intrigued..I never even knew Superdrug did their own version of dry shampoo, the only dry shampoo I ever saw in Superdrug was by Samy..which I'm sure has been discontinued as I haven't seen it in store for ages.
Another reason why I love this is the scent. Everyone and their mum knows what Batiste smells like and they can figure out in a second that you're a dirty mare who hasn't washed her hair..and I'm poet and I don't know it!
The Superdrug version smells very strongly when you put it on but the smell soon fades but lingers (very lightly) throughout the day. When I first had it on, I kept catching a whiff of it all through the day and couldn't figure out what the smell was.
The actual shampoo which is sprayed out is a lot finer than Batiste, you can't really see it on your hair which is brilliant as combing out is easy.
I really like this and it works well enough for me to either switch from Batiste or pick it up in a case of emergency. Hair emergencies are real emergencies I tell you!
Compared to Batiste, I find that this absorbs oil just as well but then also leaves a little shine behind whereas Batiste takes the grease and goes, leaving your hair totally matte.
They had two variants in store but the other one didn't smell as nice as this so I chose this one.
It retails for less than £2 which is another reason why I loves it. I still love Batiste but this gives me an added gloss which is nice.
