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Briogeo
Scalp Revival Charcoal + Biotin Dry Shampoo
50ml
£22.00
Description
A dry shampoo spray.
With an innovative 'squeeze' application technique, Scalp Revival Charcoal + Biotin Dry Shampoo cleanses and refreshes. Infused with charcoal, each use draws out oils and impurities whilst balancing their levels on the scalp for both a quick and long-lasting fix.
- Charcoal - Removes toxins and impurities from the hair and scalp.
- Biotin - Promotes healthy hair growth.
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Ingredients
Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Kaolin Clay, Sodium Bicarbonate, Manihot Esculenta (Tapioca) Root Starch, Sodium Hyaluronate Powder, Bambusa Arundinacea (Bamboo) Powder, Biotin, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Leaf Extract, Charcoal Powder, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil, Prunis Persica (Peach) Fruit Extract, Fragrance
Directions
- Shake well and twist cap to reveal dispenser.
- Hold at arm's length and squeeze bottle to spray.
- Work into roots with fingertips.
Delivery and Returns
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£2.95
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Please allow 2-3 days for delivery post dispatch
Delivered Mon-Sat 7am-8pm (ex Bank Hols)
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Next Day
£4.95
Free on hauls over £40.00
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Delivered 5 days a week 7am-8pm (ex Sundays, Mondays & Bank Hols)
Signature required on hauls worth over £120
Returns
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Customer Reviews
3.8 / 510 reviews
Very disappointed
I researched and bought this as I have a very sensitive scalp. So very disappointed. It irritated my head more than any other product. Definitely not worth the money
would recommend
Great Product, Lasts for ages. Its a puff bottle distributes well
Good but tricky
I have very oily hair and it manages to keep them looking fresh. It smells amazing but the application method is a bit tricky. The sqeeze thing doesn't quite do the job properly so you have to put the powder in your hand and then apply it though your hair. Other than that it works fine and the price is reasonable.
Great product, application not so great
I really like this product. I have oily roots after a day but do not like washing my hair every day. Previously all dry shampoos that I used came in a spray form which made my scalp irritated and scratchy. It is all gone now using this product which absorbs oils quite well. But the application is a mess! You're supposed to shake the bottle and squeeze it so the product comes out. It does most of the time but it goes all over. There is no such thing as precise application with this one. Sometimes a lot comes out other times hardly anything. The bottle lasts a long time though way longer than anything that comes as a spray! So the product itself gets 5* from me the application 1*.
Difficult packaging
I wanted to love this so much! But unfortunately, the squeezy bottle makes it very difficult (impossible) to dispense evenly in the hair. It is like a ketchup bottle, giving you nothing and then all at once. I have resorted to squeezing it into my hands and then taking it into my hair. This wouldnt be a problem, if I loved the powder. Even though I am darkblond, it gives me a white cast and I think other brands soak up the oil in the hair better. All in all, a disappointment.. the powder smells good, feels clean and the packaging is nice though!
Amazing dry shampoo - strange application
As someone prone to a greasy fringe and irritated scalp, this Scalp Revive dry shampoo is a gift. A fresh smell, easily absorbed, leaving my hair bouncy and still - somehow - shiny this is great for in-between washes and giving a little grip for up dos (but isn't a texturiser per se). I have found it works best if you apply the night before, brushing through in the morning, but works in minutes of you're using on the go! Application is a bit weird: Shake the bottle, turn the applicator and apply sparingly at arms length by squeezing the bottle. It can go everywhere so squeeze gently, and direct at the roots.
Great for sensitive scalps
I always need to use dry shampoo the day after washing my hair and I was finding that using aerosol dry shampoo I was getting a really itchy and irritated scalp. Ever since using the Briogeo dry shampoo my scalp has cleared up. I also find this dry shampoo to leave my hair feeling better for longer. It doesn't make me feel like my hair is clogged up and almost "crusty" like I have found aerosols to do. My only issue is near the end it can be hard to get the product out evenly.
Not worth the money!
Pros: smells really nice, nicest dry shampoo I've smelled. Cons: I am a brunette and it leaves a white cast. Squeezing the bottle rather than a spray is weird. Overall: yeah it works alright, it gave me an extra day on washing my hair. Was it better than Batiste? No. Was it really powdery? Yes. Did it smell awesome? Yes. I'm happy to finish the bottle but it is not worth the £20+ price tag.
Dry shampoo??
I have never used one before, i guess i was half expecting white patches like talc scattered randomly over my scalp/self but being a busy Mum i thought it may well work so i got it, and i couldn't have been more wrong. The amount distributed on each pump is even and dispersed well over the area directed. It actually worked too, it gave me a few days between washes, very handy.
Unusual, but it works!
This is certainly a peculiar dry shampoo, because it's not aerosol, it's a powder! I never tried one like this before so I had my doubts, since I have really dark hair I thought it was gonna leave a white cast, but it doesn't! It feels nicer on the scalp than aerosol dry shampoos, and, for me, also "cleans" better and lasts longer, not just a few hours like the others.
