Let’s talk about dry shampoo, the one that saves us when life gets too busy to take a full shower. We all know the drill: The natural order of things involves water, shampoo, and conditioner, but let’s be honest, our schedules don’t always keep up.
So what’s the deal with dry shampoo? Well, according to trichologist Viviane Coutinho, it has a side that we will have to consider the next time we use it.
“It is a powder that is released in the form of a spray and revitalizes the look and smell of the locks. It is widely used in winter, as people tend to wash their hair less frequently during this period, but nothing replaces the water, liquid shampoo and conditioner”, He says.
Here’s the scoop: If you go crazy with dry shampoo and continue to use it every day, your hair may end up being the victim. To apply this product, you need to rub a towel on your head to get rid of the white patches, and overdoing it can cause problems. It can leave dirt on your scalp and hair, causing irritation and dermatitis. And let’s face it, no one wants that, right?
Plus, if your scalp isn’t in great shape or you’re prone to allergies, Viviane says dry shampoo should be on your don’t list. This is especially true if desquamation (the famous scabs) is ongoing.
So how often can you use dry shampoo? Viviane recommends once a week: this is the sweet spot. She reminds you that this is more of a quick fix than a long-term solution.
Source: Terra
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