From drugstore buys to splurges that are totally worth it, here are the best dry shampoos that every brunette needs in their life.
I can't tell you how many times I'll be on my way out the door, doing a quick mirror check, when I notice that my roots are speckled with a faint white chalkiness... remnants of dry shampoo. Ugh. Brunettes know the feeling — you have to brush your hair out over and over again, add a little more product, and then you end up with frizzy, limp hair. So you basically have to live with dull hair, or just accept that weird cast on your roots.
Brownish Hair Powder A product specifically designed for brunette girls, this dry shampoo will totally revive your dull hair. Plus, if you get your hair colored, it'll cover up your roots between appointments! Care Between Washes Dry Shampoo Volume & Fullness This bargain buy is a Seventeen beauty award winner for a reason — it adds volume, refreshes your hair, and it's actually invisible.
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