What it is: Oscar Blandi’s Dry Shampoo
HOWEVER [there is always a “however” in posts like this!] I did find that the powder forms small clumps in your hair. I don’t think this would be a problem for ladies with lighter hair (medium-light brown to white) but it does look a little dandruff-y in my dark brown hair. The scent also gets a little irritating after a while; it’s a little more lemon-cleaner than lemon-juice.
Yah, so I’d say this is about… 3″ in diameter? ‘Bout five centimetres?
Note — A super-helpful SA at Sephora made a great point while I was picking up the Blandi: some people think that sprays give them more control and are easier to use, but it’s actually the other way around, as powders come out of a smaller opening! Also, the effects of a powder last longer than the effects of a sprayed-on dry shampoo. I was going to go with a spray, but after her explanation and trying this out myself, I’m really glad I didn’t!