Petrichor Beauty - reviews, style and overthinking

I am not a big user of dry shampoos, but from time to time they can be really handy. My hair gets oily quite fast and sometimes I need that boost of freshness and volume, even if I just put it in a ponytail, it instantly makes me feel better. I have good experiences with drugstore dry shampoos, like Batiste and Colab, but I found them quite aggressive sometimes. Maybe I was just using them wrong or too often.  I decided to try something different and more expensive because I was curious what exactly can a fancy hair product do.  Kerastase Fresh Affair dry shampoo  –  it is kind to your hair and scalp, enriched with vitamin E, rice starch, and neroli oil. It is a lightweight fine powder spray that doesn’t leave a white residue, it instantly absorbs excess oil and leaves you with a clean feeling and fresh scent. PROS: gentle to my scalp, it never gets itchy afterward gives you that cool and refreshed feeling very fine mist doesn’t leave white traces long-lasting, gradu...

Today I’ll write about my hair and favorite hair products. Ma hair is dark brown, quite thick, shoulder long and partly curly. I mean curly in a bad way. Sometimes it looks like a big mess, but I would be very modern in the 80s. And oh boy if it’s foggy outside, nothing can help. I often wear a ponytail, what I know it’s not a very good idea. It also gets oily super fast at scalp, dry at the ends, especially when it’s straightened. Another problem that I’m dealing with is gray hairs. I color them every 3 months or so. I got the best results when I colored them myself at home. I was never very happy when my hairdresser dyed them. First time, the color was too weak and didn’t color grays, and then second time my hair become orange-red (mostly on outgrown part) instead dark brown. I’m most satisfied with all types of colors from L’oreal and the brand which I can’t stand is Syoss. Tomorrow I’m going to the hairdresser to cut my and I’m a bit nervous. I know changes are good, but I simpl...