Over the last decade, dry shampoo has gained a lot of popularity because of its convenience and it has become a must-have in our beauty stash. It has made our greasy second and third day hair look more presentable without a proper wash. It also extends the life of our blow-out and saves hours of styling time each week. When you apply dry shampoo, it sucks up oil and grease from the hair, but product buildup gets deposited on the hair and scalp, leaving a dry shampoo/oil combination to sit on your hair. After a while, the buildup of this combo will be so potent that it will block hair follicles, leading to possible hair loss and less hair growth. So, no matter how convenient a dry shampoo may be, it is a fact that it causes product buildup, making hair dull and lifeless. Those of you who are addicted to dry shampoo, we will tell you ways to get rid of dry shampoo buildup to keep your hair in the best condition possible.
1. Use a Clarifying Shampoo: Using a clarifying shampoo is the most simple method to get rid of excess dirt and residue from the scalp, but do not replace your everyday shampoo with a clarifying shampoo as it will dry up your hair if used regularly, so use a clarifying shampoo just once in a month.
2. Rinse with Apple Cider Vinegar: The pH of the scalp is around 5.5, just like the rest of the skin. But, frequent usage of dry shampoo can disrupt the natural pH and lead to a lot of hair problems. Rinse your hair with a 4:1 ratio of water to apple cider vi...