Bargain January #4: Batiste Dry Shampoo

I know dry shampoo is nothing new, but I think I’ve found a great way of using Batiste without leaving those tell-tale white patches and getting another great day out of your blow dry.

So I’ve debated revealing that I think hair nets are quite handy for fear that you all think I’m some old crone but... I’ve found photographic evidence that suggests I’m not the only one who has found use for a hair net.

 

No one funkier than Miss Solange.

 

Patsy Stone in a hairnet?   Must be ok!



Seal of approval from VB.



Nick knows they're practical and stylish.



Before I go to bed, I give a quick spray of dry shampoo to the temples and one at the crown to give a little boost – it’s what I call ‘pre-emptive dry shampooing’. Then I roll my hair up into a hair net and pop my night cream on before I go to sleep.

By the morning, the white spray of dry shampoo has disappeared and my hair looks just as fresh as when I’ve just washed it.

Why Batiste? I’ve tried a few different dry shampoos, including Superdrug and Boots own brand and I’ve not been impressed; I keep coming back to Batiste. It’s the best I’ve found and has lots of lovely different smells to try out.

Why a net? Well because my hair is now quite long and very fine. If it gets messed about too much the ends start looking really straggly and unattractive. If my hair gets over my face it’ll get night cream on it, and that can make it look a bit lank. This is a way of getting my hair out of my face and to stay relatively still overnight.

I will leave you with just one thought though, from a lady in Florida whose marriage problems began when her husband began wearing a hairnet to bed.... click here to read more.