- Vegan
- No added water
Dry Shampoo Lemongrass
Powder instead of an aerosol can, no propellant
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Long-lasting For freshening up between two washes
No fixed range, how much you use depends entirely on how you apply it
- Fresh-feeling hair without washingPick up the powder, work it in, brush it out
- Rice starch binds sebumWith a fresh lemongrass scent
- No propellant, just sprinkleNo alcohol, sulphates or aluminium
In stock · handmade in small batches · ships in 2 to 3 working days
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About the product
Good to know
For the day in between
Dry shampoo doesn't replace washing. It freshens up your hair between two washes.
How to use it
Sprinkle a small amount directly onto your roots, massage it in gently and leave it for a moment. Then spread it with your fingers or a brush.
Made by hand
In small batches in my studio in Trostberg.
Full transparency
Key ingredients
3 key ingredients, each one here for a reason. We tell you which.
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Rice starch
Oryza Sativa Starch
What it is: Fine plant-based starch from rice.
For your skin: Absorbs moisture and excess oil and supports a light, powdery texture.
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Maize starch
Zea Mays Starch
What it is: Fine plant-based starch from maize.
For your skin: Absorbs excess moisture or oil and gives a dry, light feel on skin or hair.
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Lemongrass oil
Cymbopogon Flexuosus Herb Oil
What it is: Essential oil from lemongrass.
For your skin: Very fresh, lemony, grassy scent.
Full ingredient list (INCI)
Maize starch, bicarbonate of soda, rice starch, vegan magnesium citrate without magnesium stearate, red iron oxide, mica (mineral shimmer ingredient), lemongrass essential oil
Deliberately in. Deliberately left out.
A dry shampoo doesn't have to come from an aerosol can. Ours is a powder made from maize and rice starch with bicarbonate of soda, which you work in and brush out. Lemongrass essential oil gives it its fresh scent.
How it's often done
- Aerosol can as the format Many dry shampoos are sold as a spray with propellant.
- Powders absorb sebum Starch, clay or other powders often take on the job of binding excess sebum.
- Further additives depending on the formula Depending on the formulation, alcohol, care ingredients or colour pigments are added.
- Fragrance depending on the formula A fragrance blend declared as “parfum” is often used for a particular scent note.
Why we do it differently
- Powder instead of an aerosol can The dry shampoo is sprinkled on and worked in, with no propellant at all.
- Maize and rice starch as the base Two plant-based starches form the foundation and absorb excess sebum at the roots.
- Bicarbonate of soda and magnesium citrate Added to these are bicarbonate of soda and vegan magnesium citrate without magnesium stearate.
- Scent from lemongrass essential oil The fresh note comes from a single essential oil.
What's in it instead
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Maize starch
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Rice starch
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Bicarbonate of soda
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Magnesium citrate
- Lemongrass essential oil
The difference isn't in the promise. It's in the formula.
How to use
Your ritual at home
- 1 ApplySprinkle a small amount directly onto the roots, gently massage in and leave on briefly. Then spread through with your fingers or a brush.
How long it lasts
A small amount on the roots is enough.
For freshening up between two washes.
We don't add water as a filler. That makes every batch more concentrated, and you need noticeably less per use.
No fixed range, how much you use depends entirely on how you apply it.
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