​Dry sprays can absorb oil, but they are no substitute for shampooing

I can't believe it's 2023, and dry shampoo spray is back in vogue.It all started with TikTok videos that are literally life-changing -- a wet, greasy head, spritzed with a small bottle, pulled up a few times, and instantly your hair is as fluffy and crisp as tony's.

This simply hit the heart of every intermittent urban beauty - after washing the head can only maintain a day of elegant time, can it be extended indefinitely by this?

The video is followed by questions such as: 'Is this effect real?' "Will it block up your scalp if you use too much?"Don't blame everyone too enthusiastic, after all, oil head for lazy people, is really the enemy of life.

Question:

Why is a usually soft cute style sweet sister wearing a cool baseball cap today?

A:

She wants a change of style ×

She hasn't washed her hair for two or three days √

Effect first! We collected 3 oil heads in the office to try different Internet celebrity products.

From top to bottom are the heads that haven't been washed for one day, the heads that haven't been washed for two days, and the heads that haven't been washed for three days.

It's really not an IQ tax, it does have an effect, and the more oily the head, the more obvious the effect. Hair that's clumped with grease on the top of its head does spread out. As for the effect of volume, it has a lot to do with hair quality.

In general, the oil removal effect has, can avoid the hair a wisp of social death effect. Fluffing is a by-product of oil removal, and the effect will vary depending on hair type.