Wait A Sec Dry Shampoo, Absorbs Oil & Adds Volume, 0.53 oz | Preserves hair pigment, non-aerosol tinted powder, vegan, cruelty-free

I rarely write reviews, but this dry shampoo honestly impressed me. It absorbs oil instantly and gives my roots the perfect lift without making my hair feel stiff or chalky. Most dry shampoos leave a white residue or weird texture, but this one blends right in and leaves my hair looking freshly washed. It also adds great volume and a soft, clean finish that makes my hair look and feel so much healthier. The scent is light and fresh, just enough to make my hair smell nice without being overwhelming. It’s perfect for anytime I want a little extra boost between washes. A new must-have in my routine!

The first two times I used it, I thought it worked well. I liked that it wasn't Aerosol like my go-to Living Proof Dry Shampoo. The third time I used it, a couple of hours later, I looked in the mirror and my part where you could see a little scalp.... was orange! I thought i was seeing things. So I checked very carefully and sure enough, only the spots of my scalp that I put the powder on was orange. The rest of my scalp was normal and fine. Bizarre. Needless to say, I'm returning it. I don't know if anyone else had this same issue or perhaps I'm just allergic/sensitive to it? Anyway, check your scalp. :-D

It’s okay. Need to try harder, I think.

I have really thin hair that turns oily in just a day without shower so I’ve tried a handful of dry shampoos in the past. This by far is my favorite! I love that it has a light beige tint to it which doesn’t leave my scalp looking white like every other dry shampoo I own, and it does give me some volume for a little while. When you initially spray, you’ll smell cedar. I personally prefer that over floral and citrus-like scents so was pleasantly surprised. I wanted to give this product a try because it’s clean and uses natural fragrances. I would like to purchase again once I’m done with this bottle! Overall, it does a great job absorbing all the oil, and adding volume.

Does the job well in matting the oil on the hair. Smells a little like ginseng or some sort of root. It does leave residue on the scalp and makes hair feel a little more textured as well. Not irritating to the scalp at all. I would use this over the spray can dry shampoos.

Who doesn’t love a two-for-one? Wait a Sec works like a lightweight dry shampoo and helps reduce grays—total game changer. It refreshes my hair between washes, adds soft volume, and leaves no residue. Plus, I love that it’s actually doing something good for my hair over time instead of just covering things up. Smart, clean, and effective—highly recommend!

It claims to be a dry shampoo, a volumizer, and address pigment and growth concerns for aging hair. I intended to try this only to volumize. I have fine hair and good powder volumizers do wonders to lift roots. This is not a good volumizer. Not even close. It is a decent dry shampoo, though I prefer the aerosol spray type. Personally, it’s not worth the money as a dry shampoo. Good volumizers are pricey but good dry shampoo is inexpensive. As for the other claims, it did not add a subtle tint to my hair or add vibrancy as claimed. However, I didn’t get it for those reasons so I’m not going to adjust my rating for them. 4 stars as a dry shampoo. 1 star as a volumizer.

This is such a good dry shampoo! It can get me from a beach run on a humid day to a zoom call in just a few minutes. The fact that it has grey-delaying properties is a bonus. I try to avoid washing my hair often, and this is my favorite dry shampoo for keeping my thick hair looking clean and smelling great between washes. (Also, don't forget to take the little rubber tip off the nozzle before using!!!)