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Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Dry Shampoo

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Hey everyone, I am going to start writing reviews on different beauty products and would love to have your input! If there is anything you want a review on, just ask :)

Today's review is on the Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Dry Shampoo, I was a little bit hesitant to try it because so many other dry shampoo's didn't work as well as I wanted, but I did anyways.

This is a great product, I love the fact that it has Keratin in the product which is vital to your hair and nails. Have you ever wondered what dandruff is or what is protecting your skin, making it waterproof--it's Keratin.
This amazing protein is found in 95% of your hair, so why wouldn't you want to have products with Keratin in it?
Try and find products with Keratin in it and you will notice amazing differences with your hair, skin and even nails.

This product is great for second day hair when you need to add some volume or get rid of some shine. The spray is lightweight and will not weigh your hair down.
Another aspect I love about this product is that it doesn't leave residue like the good o'l baby powder might or some other products, making you look like you have a scalp condition.
Overall this product is great and I recommended it to anyone--curly, strait, thick or thin.

You can find Suave's Dry Shampoo at any drugstore for 3-4 dollars.

Hope you enjoy!

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