The Best Dry Shampoo for Your Hair Type

Whether you have an oily scalp or sweat it out regularly at the gym, a few good spritzes of Living Proof's can will sop up excess grease and leave hair with a fresh, clean scent. 

Spray Dove's volume-boosting formula allover fine strands to get your hair bodied. 

Having thick hair can mean going through a whole can of dry shampoo just to get enough of it to cover your strands. The solution to this hair struggle: A blast of Batiste's dry shampoo. This drugstore staple powerfully disperses enough product in a spray or two to cover your whole head of hair. 

The key to frizz-free curls is moisture. This lightweight spray is enriched with hydrating macadamia nut and glycerin to condition curls—no water required.

A blend of vitamin C, omega fatty acids, and active compounds in this dry shampoo's formula will help revive dry, damaged strands. 

For bottled and natural blondes alike, the powdery finish of a dry shampoo can leave the shade looking flat. Specifically formulated for lighter hair colors, Moroccanoil's dry shampoo draws out excess oil and grease while leaving hair shiny and smooth. 

It may look like the average can of dry shampoo, but unlike many formulas that leave behind powdery residue on dark hair shades, Sachajuan's formula goes on undetected thanks to its dark pigment. From here on out no one will know you're going on day three post-hair wash. 

When you have bangs, using dry shampoo usually means closing your eyes, spraying the product in the general area, and hoping for the best. More ofthen than not, the dry shampoo ends up everywhere except your actual fringe. Well, that's all about to change thanks to Ouai's game-changing foaming dry shampoo. The product comes out like mousse so you can pinpoint and apply it on the exact areas that need a refresh. 

From cleansing, adding volume or softness, this versatile, all-natural option does whatever you want it to.