L'Oreal Paris ELVIVE Extraordinary Clay Dry Shampoo Review

Unfortunately, out of the 4 products in the range, this is ineffective. The nozzle is at an angle so that totally threw me off when I was pointing at my hair.

The smell is nice, like the other products in this range - but, it didn't really do anything other than weigh down my hair. I waited over 2 minutes before brushing out to give it optimal soaking time but I felt it left a layer on my hair and a residue.

I also had to spray almost half a can because I felt like I was spraying mostly fragrance in the beginning despite shaking up the bottle beforehand.

This product didn't step up for me. It had a nice fragrance and it didn't leave any white cast, however for my hair it didn't seem to refresh or soak up my oily roots. It just didn't compare to other dry shampoos at the same price point. Also due to feeling it wasn't doing the job I tried using more product, which meant that the product was used up quickly.

I found this product really useful on the days I didn’t have time to wash my hair. It added volume and reduced grease. Also didn’t leave any pale residue in my dark hair.

I love the convenience of dry shampoos. Having long thick hair sometimes you just want to leave washing your hair an extra day or two especially in Winter. I received this in a beauty box so I decided to try it out before reinvesting in my usual Batiste dry shampoo.

It comes in a can with a spray nozzle. It's easy to use, shake the can and hold about a quarter of an arm's length away to avoid residue, leave a few minutes and brush out. The scent isn't wonderful but is tolerable if you dont mind fragrance in beauty products.

I was left underwhelmed by this it bearly absorbed any oil from my roots or help achieve a clean fresh look. My hair actually looked slightly greasy so it's not something I would recommend or repurchase in the future.

I was super excited to try this dry shampoo, more than any of the other products in the range, but I just couldn't fall in love with it, I was so gutted.

The best bit about this dry shampoo is the scent, it did leave my hair smelling fresh which I loved because the scent lasted all day, but in terms of taking away the oiliness it juts didn't work for me. I did like how it wasn't white and powdery like some other brands, but maybe because it isn't as powdery it doesn't take the oil away? I wouldn't buy this product as I know there are others out there which do the trick for me.

I have very oily hair and I’ve never tried dry shampoo before, so I was excited to get chosen to try the L’oreal Paris Elvive Extraordinary Dry Shampoo. It comes in a 150ml bottle and it also has a lovely scent. The texture is like a light hair spray.

I wash my hair everyday second day, so I used the dry shampoo on days I haven’t washed my hair. I followed the instructions on the bottle. I shook the bottle well and sprayed it to my roots from 15cm above my hair. I did this to each section of my hair, only targeting the roots and let it soak in for 2 minutes. Once it has set, I lightly brushed it with a comb.

I was very disappointed and unimpressed with this dry shampoo. The dry shampoo didn’t absorb the oil like it said it would, instead made my hair very greasy, sticky and even oilier. The worst part was my scalp got very itchy, but I did have nice smelling hair.