Oribe dry texturizing spray. Amazing (dark hair) and smells nice too

Oribe. Not the product called Dry, but the Gold Lust Dry Shampoo.

+ Living Proof. I only use it a few times a month to prolong my blowout, so it lasts a long time for me.

The Living Proof one is the best I've tried but yeah, it's expensive!

If in search of something lightweight, the Nexxus one is pretty good. Didn't leave residue behind, didn't feel sticky/gritty. That being said, it didn't work super well for me either. My best friend, however, loves it.

Bastiste was OK for me, but did leave more residue than I'd like.

I'm using the L'Oreal clay one now, and it leaves a nice clean feeling.

I think it comes down to personal preference. Batiste is great for me. Before that, I liked Suave (I think it's different now) and Pssst. The IGK one is also good.

Funny, PP, Batiste is the worst I've tried, and NYM is much better.

I think this answer is really going to vary. I've tried a ton salon brand dry shampoos and drug store, and the Batiste is by far my favorite of everything I tried. Living Proof is also good, but just can't justify the money when it really doesn't last me very long and the Batiste is just as good. Not Your Mother's beach one is ok, but felt a bit sticky in my hair. Hated the NYM's volumizing one.

Amika and Briogeo are my favorites. Briogeo a little more beside I think the ingredients are better. But both are good.

What brand of dry shampoo do you use that keeps your hair looking fresh and not greasy?

So far, dry shampoos are not cutting it. Some of the brands that I've tried are Aussie, Klorane, Batiste, TIGI Bedhead, and Not Your Mothers. Batiste and TIGI Bedhead were the worst and Not Your Mothers was probably the best so far.