Suave Keratin Dry Shampoo Review

Since trying my first dry shampoo, I have been trying other brands and seeing what kinds I like best. I tried the Suave original and liked it, but the scent was very strong. So I decided to try the Keratin Infusion and see the difference.

This has a forceful spray just like the original dry shampoo. One thing that I noticed, is that there is not a white cast to your hair after using this. When you spray it on, it does a good job of absorbing the oil that is on your hair. The only downfall to this one is the scent. It smells like plastic. It doesn't have the grapefruit scent of the original. It doesn't bother me too much tho, so this may work for you! Another thing I noticed is that it does not weigh my hair down.

How I use it:

I section off my hair and spray this dry shampoo onto each section. I give it a minute to absorb the oils, and then massage my head to remove any excess powder. I style as usual and head on out the door!

Dry shampoos are a matter of preference, and you may have a favorite that you always reach for. I like Suave products, and I like that it was $2.84 at Wal-Mart!

Given the choice, I think I will go back to the Suave Original dry shampoo, but I would have no problem getting this one if it was sold out.

What is your favorite dry shampoo brand? Leave me a comment and let me know!

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