After grinding the oatmeal into a fine powder, I combined all three ingredients and ground the mixture again just to ensure everything was mixed and fine enough. Then I poured the powder into an old salt shaker (but you can use whatever you have handy. I think a powdered sugar sifter would be even better!). When your hair needs a little freshening up you can just sprinkle some of the powder onto your roots, massage into scalp, let sit for a minute or two, and then brush out.
If you're dark haired you shouldn't worry about having a white or gray ashen residue. I have medium colored hair and don't have any problem with it being visible. I love using this on days when I need to go out and have little time or just don't want to wash my hair – admit it, we all have those days!
Try it out and let me know what you think!
This would be so great when I don't have time to hop in the shower! I always see those dry shampoos but can't afford them - I have all these ingredients in my cupboard! Going to try it out!
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Hi Debbie! I'm so glad you liked this recipe! It's one of my favorites and I use it a lot. Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. I like dry shampoo, but they are so expensive. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI've never used dry shampoo, and I'm too lazy to buy some, so this may be a great alternative! I'll have to try it one weekend as a tester!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds interesting. :)
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