Batiste Dry Shampoo and Volume 200ml, Hair Benefits with Plumping Collagen, No Rinse Spray to Refresh Hair in Between Washes

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What We Don’t Love: While it goes on sheer, this dry shampoo is not as volumizing as other dry shampoos. The Living Proof Full line is basically cult-favorite status at this point (I've been using it since high school, FWIW) and the collection's shampoo is still one of the best volumizing shampoo I've tried. It uses a mix of gentle cleansers that help remove oil and grime without drying out my hair, plus it coats my hair in a light layer of moisture so it looks nice and shiny too. First, by removing oil and dead skin cells that make the hair appear limp, fine hair immediately looks fuller,” Frederic Fekkai, celebrity hairstylist and founder of FEKKAI, explains. And interestingly, this isn’t the time for a super-hydrating formula. “Good volumizing shampoos should have minimum levels of conditioners and oils to avoid weighing down the hair. Lastly, look for ingredients that stimulate circulation and/or plump up fine strands.”

Replacement for Your Daily Wash: Those extra few minutes in bed can make all the difference in your day. To get the most out of your beauty sleep, try dry shampoo spray or powder to smooth, hydrate and freshen your hair sans water and liquid shampoo.Oh, you noticed that? Let’s talk about powdered dry shampoo, which in the past hasn’t been the top choice for most people since the Johnson & Johnson debacle where talc was named as a possible ingredient to increase the risk of cancer. What We Don’t Love: The citrus scent was overly cloying, but you can shop the same formula in different scent options. Over the years, I’ve been fortunately exposed to so many different product lines, but when it comes down to volumizing shampoos, I seek the ones that provide the most amount of texture to fine hair,” says Valcin. ”That’s why Kevin Murphy Plumping Wash Densifying Shampoo is the one I always recommend. I love using it on clients with fine textures — it doesn’t over-dry the hair because it has a conditioning agent that makes hair look healthy while still amplifying each strand.” Plus, the hydrating formula adds shine and softness to hair, making it both glossy and easy to manage.

When dry shampoo builds up on the scalp, it can clog hair follicles, which can lead to a bunch of problems depending on your skin sensitivity, Giarrizzo says. “For this reason, I recommend only using dry shampoo twice a week to maintain the health of your hair and scalp.” Plus, always make sure you shampoo twice when you eventually wash to ensure a clean and optimal scalp environment for growth. We’ll explain the benefits of dry shampoo for every hair type and lift the proverbial beauty veil from your eyes so you can start using it ( the right way ) with confidence! What We Love: This shampoo is made with a wheat protein and organic aloe blend that tames frizz and adds shine.What We Don’t Love: The addition of tea tree oil cleanses the scalp, but also has the potential for irritation. If there’s one thing we love, it’s a product that provides both short- and long-term results. This drugstore find does exactly that, thanks to the inclusion of biotin in the ingredient list. The shampoo works overtime to repair hair from the inside out, providing long-lasting results as well as an instantly shiny finish. Plus, the formula contains tea tree oil, which helps to deeply cleanse the scalp and rid it of oils and product build-up. (When your scalp isn’t weighed down due to oils and build-up, you can achieve noticeably more volume.)

One thing that earns this shampoo a spot on this list is its ability to give hair noticeable bounce: It lifts at the roots while also adding texture to the tips, meaning your strands will look voluminous and full from the top to the bottom. And, it’s worth noting that this shampoo is free from sulfates and parabens — a major plus! On top of making hair look and feel fuller, this product works overtime to cleanse the scalp and remove build-up that can often weigh down strands — all without stripping it of its essential oils. Plus, it provides hairstyles with more longevity since strands are lighter, stronger, and healthier overall. Not to mention, it comes in a super aesthetically pleasing bottle that’s sure to upgrade your shower shelf. Olivia Truffaut-Wong is an editor at Cosmopolitan with 10 years of experience writing about culture, entertainment, and lifestyle. She's a beauty lover who has covered everything from scalp massagers to magnetic lashes. As a straight-haired girly, she tests volumizing hair products as a regular part of her haircare routine. It offers a medium hold, which makes it more ideal for people with thin or fine hair. In addition to lifting the roots, it’s also moisturizing, thanks to ingredients like alpha keratin, baobab seed oil, and panthenol. The keratin will also help strengthen each individual hair so that it is less predisposed to damage from heat tools or environmental pollutants.Volume and texture - needless to say, it also adds volume and texture, which makes the perfect solution if you are looking for an extra touch to your hair styling. And, I’m not the only one who loves it. Hairstylist and colorist Cassandra Olivia also recommends this shampoo to her clients. “For damaged hair, you want to choose a volumizing shampoo that not only adds moisture to the hair, but also helps repair and protect the hair that you have, as well as promotes overall scalp health — which is exactly what this does,” she says.