💆 AVEDA New Shampure Dry Shampoo: Refresh and Revitalize Hair, 2.0 Oz - 2 Fl Oz Review

Damn, smells like a frankincense shop full of lavender, wood smoke, sandalwood and patchouli. If you like it, you'll love the way your hair smells. What you won't like is the uneven application mechanism, which basically squeezes the bottle and spurts the powder out in explosions. I really couldn't get over the smell. There are other options that are cheaper, smell better, and have a better overall value.

I always use this dry shampoo and for some reason this doesn't work at all. This is the first time I've ordered this product online, maybe it has something to do with it? I'm not sure, but it doesn't come close to the product you buy at the salon. Really sucks because I love this product but I have to buy in store or buy another brand.

Great Stuff. It's a bit difficult to get the hang of at first, but once you get the hang of it, this is one of the best dry shampoos I've ever used. Really dries all the oil out of the hair. It's powder based but as long as you mix it bl. It's a bit difficult to get the hang of at first, but once you get the hang of it, this is one of the best dry shampoos I've ever used. Really dries all the oil out of the hair. It's powder based but when mixed it blends well into the hair. Has a clean…

This is definitely one of the best dry shampoos I've ever used and I was so happy to find it here at such a great price! I have blonde hair and it leaves a slight white sheen, but to be honest it's what I look for and sometimes enjoy when looking for a good dry shampoo. I love that it's just a powder that combs through the roots easily compared to some aerosol sprays that leave a wet residue.

I really like Veda's products and philosophy and wanted to love it. The product itself is great, by far my favorite dry shampoo. However - and this is a big problem for such an expensive product! - The pump mechanism is an old school push mechanism and stopped working after the first use. The product is not thrown away at all. And once it worked, it was uneven and kind of painful - impossible to evenly distribute. So now I have to open the bottle, put something in my hand or on my comb and…

It's so annoying to find such a great and effective product that is then discontinued and replaced with a lower quality product at a higher price. I've stocked up and I'm hoping that by the time I'm done, another company (or even Aveda) will come up with something equally effective. The secret is to tap the product lightly on your palm, rub your palms together and apply from the root. Otherwise, if you follow the directions and pat the head, you risk getting noticeable clumps of white powder…

price not understand?! Suave Spray Dry Shampoo works just as well, if not better, for $3.99. I mean it works and the powder is great but it's so hard to use compared to the spray. Having very oily hair, I'm an expert in dry shampoos and decided to treat myself to an unusual shampoo. Never again, not worth it.