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The other day I didnt have time to wash my hair and I remembered I had a tub of diatomaceous earth under my sink.
Um – it was the best dry shampoo I have ever used.Is there any reason why I shouldnt use this instead of conventional dry shampoo?Thanks!wow seriously? i have diatomasceous earth.. which i consumer… never tried it for hair tho.. tho i am not about to begin.i think one of the reasons could be costs? can you share how you put DE on your hair without causing a mess?Batiste gives me dandruff i think.Hmmm, never thought of that. As long as it’s a purified grade that acceptable for contact with the skin I suppose it could be fine. I’m not sure if there are any hazards associated with DE on skin on getting it in your eyes.
To me, using DE seems cheaper than buying dry shampoo. A huge tub of DE costs about $17, and has a million other uses.
I just scooped some out with my fingers and sprinkled it into my part/my roots.it’s a bit drying but the hold and volume are worth it (and it obviously washes out)My concern was that I read recently that using dry shampoo is bad for your hair – so I wondered if that extended to something like DE, which doesnt have the conventional dry shampoo ingredients.@Boom1
Isn’t it too abrasive?
I remember it’s used in toothpaste and to make copper shinnier.@FrenchBeautista, it’s not abrasive at all (use only food grade).
P.s. I have continued to use it as dry shampoo and still really like it.what colour is your DE? The DE i buy here in Australia is light brown
noticed they are white in USA…. also the DE i use are sourced locally…. where is yours sourced?
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