Review: Lush No Drought Dry Shampoo

My hair is naturally really curly (as this post shows) and it gets very dry and frizzy. I'm trying not to wash my hair too often and let the natural oils tame the frizz. However, I don't want it getting yukky and smelly, so I hunted down a dry shampoo in Lush. Where else? 

Now, I'm used to Batiste, which is just spray, scrub and go, so I was a little unsure of the best way to apply this. In the end, I found this really helpful YouTube demo which was a huge help! In the video, the packaging has a really inconvenient lid. Luckily, Lush seem to have changed that now and it's easy to tip into the hand or straight onto the roots.  

The consistency is really powdery. The main ingredient is cornflour, which does seem like a strange thing to put in your hair at first! However, this is good at absorbing excess oil to stop the roots going greasy. 

It smells amazing! With grapefruit and lime, it's got a really fresh, zingy fragrance. I did find that it made my hair grey, so it's probably best to use this in the evening rather than the morning. When we tried it on Rich's hair, though, it was invisible. Maybe it reacts differently to different types of hair, or maybe I just need more practise.

I definitely prefer this to Batiste. It smells a lot nicer, it feels more substantial and it's a lot kinder to the world.