VEGAMOUR GRO Dry Shampoo

I feel like I've tried every single brand for my ultra fine, 3c, dry, salt and pepper hair. My hair doesn't get greasy for a month or more... that's how dry my skin is. However, due to the amount of hair I've lost due to medication and age, I really need "dirty hair/clean scalp" to get any style. Styling products weigh down my hair by day two and the grit in most dry shampoo sticks to my head and not my hair, dries my hair terribly, or makes my hair matte. Enter Vegamour. Once I got used to the firehose power in the sprayer... I fell in love. No downside. No resting home powdery odor or white cast. Not drying. I get texture without itchy head or crusty hair. Magnificent.

I've recently become a huge fan of dry shampoos, and the Vegamour Gro Dry Shampoo has quickly become a favorite. Not only does it do an excellent job of refreshing my hair by removing excess oils, but it also adds that much-needed volume that I love. With my thin, straight hair, finding a product that gives me lasting volume can be a challenge, but this dry shampoo delivers beautifully. I like to use it both before and after blow-drying, and it truly helps extend the life of my blowout. The extra lift and volume it provides make such a noticeable difference, and the results last throughout the day. One of my favorite aspects of the Vegamour Gro Dry Shampoo is the scent. It has a lovely, light fragrance that makes my hair smell fresh without being overpowering. But what really sets this dry shampoo apart for me is how soft it leaves my hair. Most dry shampoos I’ve tried are great for soaking up oil and adding texture, but they often leave my hair feeling a bit stiff or gritty. This one, however, keeps my hair feeling incredibly smooth and soft, which is a huge bonus. Plus, there’s no white cast, which is a common issue with other formulas. If you have straight hair like mine and struggle with maintaining volume, I highly recommend giving this a try. The Vegamour Gro Dry Shampoo not only gives your hair that extra boost of volume but also keeps it feeling soft and refreshed.

Because I only wash my hair once or twice a week, I use dry shampoo regularly and I’ve tried many brands. This is superior to all of them, including premium brands like Oribe, Moroccan Oil, Living Proof, etc. The scent is fantastic, very bright and clean. The product sprays easily in a correct amount; not too heavy or light. It seems to absorb oil but doesn’t leave my roots feeling gummy or too dry. Use before bed and wake up with hair that feels, looks and smells clean. Worth the cost.

Great dry shampoo, has a good scent, doesn't leave my hair feeling sticky and dry, doesn't leave white residues like other dry shampoos. Makes my hair go from greasy and heavy to soft and lightweight. But leaving 4 stars because it's too pricey

Smells so good! Doesn’t take much! I love it!

TLDR; title says it all I had recently decided to start making an effort to use products that have less harmful ingredients in them after reading about some health conditions effecting younger women. I am a greasy hair girly, and dry shampoo is life. After searching “non toxic dry shampoos” on here, this Vegamour Gro Dry Shampoo sounded like the perfect option, especially since it claims to work well on fine hair. Score! I tried to search for the ingredient list and I wasn’t able to find it, so I used the AI feature to help me. After asking it what the ingredients are and not getting the actual list (just marketing fluff), I thought no matter it has to be better than what I’m using currently and purchased it without a second thought. Well well well, the product arrives and I give it a go. Hair feels nice, feels refreshed, and I turn the bottle over to look at the ingredients. I then compare its ingredients to the other brand of dry shampoo I had previously been using. They’re essentially the same product. Vegamour has fragrances in theirs (couldn’t care less about that) but I’ve highlighted the ingredients that are found in both dry shampoos. I’m shocked. Vegamour’s dry shampoo is nearly half the size of the previous brand I had been using, over double the cost and contains the same PFAs (hydrofluorocarbon 152A) and other harmful ingredients. Both products are made in USA, so I’m wondering why Vegamour feels like they can inappropriately market their product when they’re just as bad as the other brand. Is it because they put their dry shampoo in a matte finished can? I’m sure it’ll look great in the landfill along with all the other cans of dry shampoo. I would return this if I could, what a rip off.

Best dry shampoo I’ve ever used. I have very fine hair and it looks greasy/dirty after 24 hours. Vegamour is a game changer. There’s no residue and immedietly refreshens my hair. Staple in my hair products.

This dry shampoo leaves a heavy powder in my hair. I don’t really like it.