Hairdresser-colorist Vera Dubina told in what cases dry shampoo can be used, and when it is better to refuse this product.
Dry shampoo is not at all a new invention of the beauty and hair care industry, but for some reason it has not received huge popularity. Although this thing is quite useful, and in some situations it can make life easier.
“Dry shampoo is an aerosol that absorbs oil from the scalp and hair. It is created on the basis of starch with a perfume composition. It creates a feeling of clean hair and light volume at the roots,” says the expert.
Such a care product is a real lifesaver for those who are prone to increased oily scalp, when the hair gets oily quickly and you have to wash your hair almost every day .
It will also help when you need to quickly fix the styling and add volume without additional fixing styling.
If you don’t have time and opportunity to wash your hair, but meanwhile you need to look presentable, dry shampoo is also indispensable.
Another life hack from a colorist is for girls who want to keep a fashionable and bright shade of hair for as long as possible and not wash your hair too often. Dry shampoo will help you slightly extend the interval between washing your hair.
However, you should remember that this is still an emergency remedy, not intended for permanent use.
It is also contraindicated for problematic scalp prone to seborrhea and dandruff. Dry shampoo will only exacerbate this problem.
You can’t use dry shampoo for several days in a row – after using it, the hair and scalp need to be cleansed with regular shampoo, and sometimes peeling.
Dry shampoo is not recommended for brunettes and brown-haired women, as it can leave traces on the hair in the form of a white coating. 
Vera Dubina Beauty Hairdresser-colorist