...Ojon Rub-Out Dry Cleanser. Peter Gray may want to challenge our notions of what good hair looks like, but I wasn't ready to break any barriers going backstage to the shows with no time to wash it. After a weekend in wet and windy Whitstable (alliterative and true) I could barely get a comb through. I rifled through my drawer of products and gratefully grabbed this one. And it works a treat! I tipped my head upside down, sprayed it into the roots, stood up, lifted up some sections of hair and spritzed underneath, then ran my hands through to distribute. To get a bit of root lift, I rub my fingers in little circles over my scalp and I'm ready to go. It smoothed the frizzy bits, gave it a bit of shine and smelt nice too. Result.
i have heard of Ojon but not tried them yet. this one sounds good.
ReplyDeletenot tried the Ojon dry shampoo but am a huge, huge fan of basically every dry shampoo i've ever tried. Not only good for hair in need of a wash, but really good for breathing life into knackered (read flat) hair too.
ReplyDeleteI like the way this product works but the smell is way too strong. It smells a bit like Angel perfume, which I cannot stand (tho some love it).
ReplyDeleteA great alternative if you don't like the smell is Blandi's Dry Shampoo.
Ha, I used to be a big Angel fan sometime in the early 90s, maybe that's why I didn't notice! Will take a look at Blandi's - thanks!
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