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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]pp^^ if you are referring to my comment about baby powder and my hair dresser, yes, that is what she said. It won't work for everyone - especially people with very, very oily hair - but for mildly oily hair, yes. Dab on and brush.[/quote]

Doesn't work too well for brunettes.  I lookes like I had grey hair.  [/quote]

You have to let it soak in.  (I put it on at night). Then rub a towel on my scalp and comb it out.  I have black, Indian hair, so I am conscious about the white coming through.[/quote]

I always wondered about dry shampoos. I thought people use it for emergencies only (i.e. overslept and don't have time to wash my hair so I'm going to use the dry shampoo). What's the point of putting it at night? Wouldn't you just wash your hair? [/quote]

Because it's actually not good for your scalp to wash every day.  If you have oily hair if you need some texture to help an undo stay up, this is a great solution.  I use it every other day so that I don't have to wash my hair every day.[/quote]

Oh also b/c for those of us who straighten our hair, this saves soooo much time.[/quote]

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