Beauty

[shoesnbags]

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@meem120 wrote:

My hairdresser said dont spend the $$$ on those , use a little bit of baby powder.  Same results

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Huh, does she have white hair?  Otherwise that baby powder is going to be visible in the hair.

[ninjawife]

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@shoesnbags wrote:

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@meem120 wrote:

My hairdresser said dont spend the $$$ on those , use a little bit of baby powder.  Same results

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Huh, does she have white hair?  Otherwise that baby powder is going to be visible in the hair.

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@shoesnbags I use baby powder as a dry shampoo sometimes.  If you rub it in, it is not visible. 

[shoesnbags]

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@ninjawife wrote:

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@shoesnbags wrote:

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@meem120 wrote:

My hairdresser said dont spend the $$$ on those , use a little bit of baby powder.  Same results

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Huh, does she have white hair?  Otherwise that baby powder is going to be visible in the hair.

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@shoesnbags I use baby powder as a dry shampoo sometimes.  If you rub it in, it is not visible. 

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@ninjawife 

I haven't done it since I was a teenager, but back then it always left a grayish tinge to my "dirty blond" hair.  But I have always had thin, baby fine hair.  Maybe working it into a full head of hair gives better results.  Another reason to wish for thicker hair.

[Goldengate8361]

I use baby powder in my hair all the time. You need to rub it in. I also use it more liberally underneath the outer hairs. It is better than any thickening powder spray for hair that you buy.

[FranandZoe]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

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@FranandZoe wrote:

After trying the Toppix, the Fusion one and a few others I've settled on one called Boldify.  I buy it from Amazon.  I tap it on then spray with my hairspray.  They're all just powder by the way not fibers whatsoever.

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So not true, some are nothing more thas colored talc, and are made in China. XF is made in the USA and contains no talc. That means a lot to me since it goes in my scalp. 

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Boldify is made in the USA.   They are all the same consistency - powder.

Boldify is the cheapest by the way.  

[Shelbelle]

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@FranandZoe wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

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@FranandZoe wrote:

After trying the Toppix, the Fusion one and a few others I've settled on one called Boldify.  I buy it from Amazon.  I tap it on then spray with my hairspray.  They're all just powder by the way not fibers whatsoever.

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So not true, some are nothing more thas colored talc, and are made in China. XF is made in the USA and contains no talc. That means a lot to me since it goes in my scalp. 

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Boldify is made in the USA.   They are all the same consistency - powder.

Boldify is the cheapest by the way.  

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Boldify is colored talc !!! Great prices on XFusion on ebay, rock bottom prices. 

[Eliana]

Not to thicken, but I use corn starch as dry shampoo.  I rub it into my roots every night before I go to bed.  I don't care for the smell of baby powder in my hair.