"R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo for $37: I loved the landscape label on this generously sized aerosol spray but not the overpowering scent or lack of effectiveness. Divi Dry Shampoo for $28: This brand is best known for its viral scalp serum, but it makes plenty of other hair products too, including a starch-based dry shampoo. I liked that Divi's formula was free of benzene and propellants like butane, but it left a heavy white residue that turned into a mess of flakes during blending."
"Davines This Is an Invisible Dry Shampoo for $40: Multiple people I know swear by this vanilla-and-grapefruit-scented dry shampoo. I loved the scent, but I didn't find it to be all that effective in my tests, especially for the price. Oribe Gold Lust Dry Shampoo for $26: I'm a huge fan of the heat protectant spray from Oribe's Gold Lust line, but this powder-based spray went on so thick I looked like I had just finished plastering a house."
R+Co Death Valley offers appealing packaging and a generous aerosol but suffers from an overpowering scent and limited effectiveness. Divi’s starch-based formula avoids benzene and common propellants yet leaves heavy white residue that flakes when blended. Davines delivers a pleasant vanilla-and-grapefruit scent but underperforms on oil absorption relative to cost. Oribe’s powder formula can apply excessively thickly. Some charcoal and tinted formulas risk visible white cast on dark hair, while certain tinted and rice starch options apply too sheerly or fail to control oil throughout the day.
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