Biotin Clarifying Dry Shampoo - Tap Secret Original Duo Set | Strengthening & Volumizing, Powder Type, Refillable, Travel size, Non-aerosol, Korean Ginseng, Stocking Stuffers, 0.26 Oz * 2ea

I have very fine dark Asian hair and this works great for me. I have used other dry shampoos like Batiste, but I always find the smell too overpowering, leaves a white cast, and the formula is too dry. This one however is just perfect. A little goes a long way, and it helps volumize my hair and remove the grease without the scent or white cast. I wish they were cheaper. I have already repurchased this a couple of times, and would definitely recommend it!

After trying so many dry shampoos and spending $10-$55 on each one, I never found one that truly checked off everything I was looking for in a product. Tap Secret is the only product I’ve purchased multiple times. It doesn’t leave any white residue, leaves my hair soft and doesn’t make my scalp itchy.

This is the best dry shampoo I’ve ever used, but it’s not for everyone. This is for those with excessively oily scalps. If you wash your hair in the morning and it’s already looking oily by 5 pm, this is the dry shampoo for you. If your existing dry shampoo only gives you one extra day of clean hair, this is for you. The reason why a lot of people don’t like this is because it is POTENT. And by potent, I mean super drying - if you don’t use it correctly. This stuff works so well, I only have to apply it once on second day hair. With that ONE application, I can go to day 4 or even 5 without washing. I used to have to wash my hair every other day, even with some of the best dry shampoos on the market. Here’s the best way to use it: - I part my hair from my forehead to the nape of my neck and only do 2 *very light* taps. One at the top of my head and one at the back. Then I move 3 inches over, do the same part, and repeat until I’ve gone from ear to ear. - Avoid applying too close to your hairline and try not to apply directly to your scalp. Aim for the hair only. I usually tap it a couple centimeters down from the root. - The key is not using too much. This stuff goes a long way. If you use too much, it will be too drying and you’ll hate the texture of your hair. I also have dark brown hair and as long as I don’t use too much, there’s no gray cast. - Let it sit in your hair for 5 minutes to soak up the oils. Then flip your head over, rub it through your roots with your hands, and brush it out. Sometimes I even take a blow dryer to help spread the powder and blow away the excess. - It’s best if you use it before your hair gets oily, but it’ll still work if your hair is past that point. For me, my hair gets super oily overnight so I apply before bed. It is a small amount for a higher price, but with how little you need and the fact that you don’t need to reapply, it’ll last just as long as a normal dry shampoo. The small size also makes it travel friendly. Plus with it being a powder, it’s TSA friendly and it’s one less thing to cram into your clear quart sized bag. It’s returnable so follow these tips and give it a shot. Hopefully it’s as life changing for you as it is for me (dramatic, yes I know, but seriously oily hair is such a pain).

This products works very very well, in fact if you put too much it can make your scalp feel a bit dry and chalky. But once you get the hang of it it works very very well and i love how easy it is to carry in my purse and carry on. It also lasts quite a while. Overall I really love this product.

Only dry shampoo that actually works for my thin, naturally oily hair - works SO well, actually looks fresh again with some volume, and lasts many days. I wish it didn’t make my hair feel so gritty though and it causes my scalp to flake a lot even after a bunch of washes. I also wish they would sell refills since the container is so small and so it’s very wasteful and expensive. But I still use it because of how incredibly effective it is and I haven’t found anything as effective as this stuff (and I’ve tried a lot of brands/types).