No dry shampoo at home? With this product, you can get rid of greasy hair immediately.
With a hairstyle that gets greasy after two blinks, I find dry shampoo to be one of the better inventions of the past century. A few sprays in my hair and I no longer look like a walking deep fryer. There is just one catch: the chemical products in dry shampoo can (1) cause bald spots and (2) be carcinogenic, something I prefer not to deal with for a long time, so I recently said goodbye to it for good.
But well, those greasy hairs remained. Luckily, we live in the age of TikTok and my algorithm quickly picked up that I was drastically looking for a replacement. And indeed, TikToker Ang Wells turned out to be right and came up with an easy solution, and also something that we almost all already have in our bathroom: micellar water. Or in other words: wonder water.
Micellar water can be used not only as a facial cleanser but also for your hair. The stuff consists of ‘micelles’, a kind of small cleansing balls that float in the water. They attract oil and dirt and remove them from the skin. Quite logical, therefore, that it has the same effect on your scalp.
It's once again very simple: divide your hair into sections, apply some of the water to the areas that are greasy, and let it soak in for a moment. Most bottles of micellar water already have a kind of nozzle that allows you to target your hair quite precisely. Then plug in your hairdryer and style your hair, et voilà. Volume that you can’t argue with and, more importantly, no greasy roots anymore.
@anggwells Have you tried this? #micellarwaterhacks Ib: @MAJ 🖤 ♬ original sound – Ang
Are you already standing in front of the mirror with a full face of glam? Then you better grab a cotton pad and dab this on the areas where it's needed. Otherwise, it might happen that some drops fall down your face, making you almost have to start over.
Oh, and something you also want to keep in mind is to use a micellar water that is oil-free. Otherwise, it’s of no use at all. So, that was it again.
