Dry Shampoo #CLEO+COCO

Color: Basil mint

Charmayne recently tried out the Dry Shampoo - Basil Mint 4oz in Basil mint color by CLEO+COCO. In her video review, she mentioned that this all-natural product smells amazing. However, she did note that it can be a bit messy to apply. To avoid any mess, Charmayne suggested applying the dry shampoo on the hand first and then rubbing it into the hair. She also mentioned that it helps keep the hair smelling fresh and less oily between washes. Additionally, she highlighted the convenience of having both a dry shampoo and body powder in one product. Overall, Charmayne found the concept of the product to be cool and appreciated its all-natural ingredients. However, she did mention that the messiness could be improved. If you're looking for a natural dry shampoo that keeps your hair fresh, this product might be worth a try.

Yeah, this dry shampoo by CLEO+COCO is definitely worth trying. Kezhal mentions that the application is simple and easy, making it convenient to use. Although she wishes it was dyed to match her hair color, she still finds it effective in getting the job done. What's interesting is that it can also be used as a dry body powder, making it a versatile product. The basil mint scent is the strongest among the options available, adding a refreshing touch. Kezhal also mentions that powders are better than aerosols, which is a great point to consider. Overall, this dry shampoo is a cool option for those lazy days when you don't feel like showering.

The Cleo and Coco Dry Shampoo in Basil Mint is a natural and talc-free option for those seeking a refreshing and clean feel. However, Marcy, the reviewer, found a few drawbacks. She mentioned that the applicator releases too much powder, leaving a noticeable white residue. Comparing it to another brand, Marcy felt that the Cleo and Coco dry shampoo didn't provide the same lift and freshness without the cast. Overall, Marcy did not consider this product a win. Despite its natural and talc-free formula, the excessive powder and white residue were significant concerns for her.