Here's how dry shampoo could be doing your hair more harm than good

great article

Never tried dry shampoo, but I have heard you can use talc powder and brush that through, I sometimes just spray lavender and brush well for a quick refreshen up if I feel I need to,

I have always wondered about dry shampoo. I have used it in the past. But after reading this I don’t think I would use it again. My hair tends to be wirey at times, something I don’t want to add to.

I've used it a few times and did'nt like it, my hair felt crunchy and unpleasant afterwards. It can delay my need to wash for only one day.

Who would have thought one product could cause so many problems, but it's not something I'm concerned with because I only use dry shampoo once in a blue moon.

I generally never liked any bad shampoo's id rather just a shower.

I’m not surprised. I don’t particularly like dry shampoo in my hair.

Oh wow I didn’t realise these were the possible side affects of using it.

I had no idea! I used to use dry shampoo all the time. Don't as much now but had no idea about most of that.

I use dry shampoo, but I find that if I’ve used it today I can’t use it again tomorrow. I can only use it as an emergency quick fix, and I need to wash my hair the next day.

I found this article to be very informative. I've never used dry shampoo because I tend to wash my hair daily. I doubt I'd need to use it and would be a little wary of it after reading this article.

Overuse of dry shampoo may also suggest you are not washing your hair often enough.

I use blonde dry shampoo to help hide my dark roots. It only works up to a certain point.

I tried dry shampoo once but it did nothing, probably because I do not have an oily scalp or hair.

I love dry shampoo

I only use dry shampoo when my hair is plastered to my hair with grease and I absolutely cannot wash it, because I kinda felt like it just made my hair feel dirtier and kinda yuck.

I rarely use dry shampoo and when I do, it's a dry shampoo paste from R&Co which doesn't irritate my scalp, unlike most if not all dry shampoos out there on the market (I'm allergic to alcohol denat, which is commonly found in aerosol hair products like hairsprays and, you guessed it, dry shampoo). I find when I use it that my hair is even more knottier than usual (even after the next wash) and that it doesn't really work in terms of mopping up my oils. I think I'd rather wash my hair than use the stuff (even though I hate washing my hair too), but it can come in handy.

Kérastase is so bougie!

I’m pretty certain Aveda makes a dry shampoo but I could be wrong!

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is not caused by overusing dry shampoo.

SD manifests due to genetic predisposition, environmental factors, stress, poor immune function or certain medical conditions.

This is just the article I needed to read to help reduce my dry shampoo addiction.

I use dry shampoo 2 to 3 times a week. I don't have any of the above problems.

I use dry shampoo around 3-4 times a week and no it's not because I am lazy but because my scalp gets oily on the same day that I wash it and I don't want to be stripping it every day. So far my scalp feels OK but I will take a break if I sense any adverse changes. Don't know what I would do without dry shampoo though!

I definitely find the combination of dry shampoo and heat styling to be terribly drying for my hair. I've been holding off with both and have noticed quite a difference.

Heck, you're scaring the life out of me lady! I have noticed the odd pimple and some scaliness on scalp. I use a detox shampoo to clean my scalp. Might rethink the dry shampoo addiction.