Like other dry shampoos, you simply spray over the roots, then rub into your hair and brush as usual. This particular one came out as a fine mist, and I found it best to apply a little bit several times rather then apply lots all in one go.It contains extracts of Soap bark tree and Ojon oil, which made it smell like herbal medicine. The scent almost disappears afterwards, but it is very strong during application.
The product helped to soak up any grease and freshen my hair in between washes. Compared to other brands, this has finer particles and didn't leave my hair feeling as chalky.
On the whole, not a bad dry shampoo, as long as you don't mind the strong herbal medicine smell during application.
Do you also rely on dry shampoo to freshen up between washes? Have you tried any Ojon haircare?
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ReplyDeleteInteresting post ! do you know the exact product composition? would be curious to find out.
You can also to your own DYI dry shampoo, very easy and simple to do!
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Im really curious about ojon products im thinking of trying some bits out :) xx
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll find something you like. Their deep conditioners and hair oils are meant to be good x
DeleteThis looks great, thanks for the review!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome x
DeleteHave you ever tried the Ojon deep conditioning treatment? I absolutely loved that product and it made my hair super silky but I did have to rinse my hair twice after using the sample. I think maybe I should have only used half!xx
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Not yet, it's on my list of products to try though. I've read a few reviews saying a little goes a long way with Ojon x
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