Batiste XXL Plumping Powder Review

Do you follow The Small Things Blog? I have followed that blog for a while, and always have a case of serious hair envy when watching Kate's tutorials. One product she is always touting is a texture powder. So I stopped into one of my favorite stores, Ulta, to browse their selection. I asked one of the helpful consultants and she showed me one by Big Sexy Hair. The only problem was it was almost $17. I was hesitant to buy that because A.) I am frugal and B.) I didn't want to spend that much money on a product I wasn't sure if I would like.

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So the consultant steered me towards one from Batiste. I have heard rave reviews of their dry shampoos, and this powder was significantly less money. So I decided to try that one.

Batiste XXL Plumping Powder is a texture powder. I really, really like this product! I just section off my hair and sprinkle the tiniest amount of powder in my hair. Then, I just fluff my hair and tease if necessary. I can use this powder when my hair is straight to give me some lift at the roots, or when it is curly to add volume and make the curls more defined. This is also great for updos. My hair is fine, so it tends to slip out of any updo I create. With this, I can add the powder and it gives my hair just that extra hold I need. It is a texture powder, so it is going to give your hair a bit of residue to it. With that, I can just fluff my hair at the roots, if it happens to fall flat and it revives my hair.

I plan on repurchasing this! At only $8.00 it is friendly on my wallet! Way to go Batiste!

Have you tried a texture powder? What are your favorites? I'd love to hear about them! Leave me a comment and let me know!

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