Anyone use dry shampoos with their systems?

[JonathanHair]

Deciding to switch things up and use a dry shampoo to keep my hair more hydrated especially during the winter when I'm out...Thinking of using this one - https://www.superhairpieces.com/amika-perk-up-dry-shampoo-5-3oz/

Never used one before and wondering if anyone else has? I assume there would be no problems right?

 

[HairlessWhisper]

shampoos do not keep your hair hydrated, what you want is a conditioner

i find conditioners very effective at removing dirt and product buildup from hairpieces.

 

[TooBad]

Dry shampoo is meant to remove oil from the hair. Systems do not get oily, they get dirty.

 

[BaldBearded]

How exactly does a DRY shampoo keep your system more hydrated? It does the opposite.

 

[JonathanHair]

Thanks for the replies. I assumed by dry shampoo, it just meant not a liquid one and that it's a spray type shampoo that hydrated the hair lol. The product bottle also said it refreshes and revives hair (while I ignored the dry cleanse part) so I guess misinterpreted what it does. Apologies, it was a long day at work yesterday

 

[Hair2019]

I use a bit of dry shampoo on my bio hair between attachments, as it's easier than washing with water and means I can refresh the bio hair without having to wash the hair system (thus it retains its colour better). I try to avoid getting dry shampoo on the hair system.

 

[JonathanHair]

I use a bit of dry shampoo on my bio hair between attachments, as it's easier than washing with water and means I can refresh the bio hair without having to wash the hair system (thus it retains its colour better). I try to avoid getting dry shampoo on the hair system.

I see, thank you!