The first bottle of volumizing dry cleanser worked for one pump, and then it would no longer squirt any mousse. I thought it was just a defective spray can, so the company refunded me. I re-ordered a new one, and the second one worked for the first pump as well and then stopped working. There is something defective with their spray cans for this particular item. From what I can tell from that first use, it seems to be OK, and did make my hair appear less oily. But I can’t really give any more comments about it because I wasn’t able to give my hair the full treatment.

Awesome clean, don’t tilt the can!

I LOVE this foam cleanser. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever tried. And it feels like I’ve tried nearly every single dry shampoo out there. (I even tried two DIY ones—both fails.) I only use this on lightly oily days, and it gives me such great lift at the roots. When dispensing, do NOT tilt the can, or shake it. I know this from experience, as it will stop dispensing. I thought I had a faulty can, so I put it on my vanity, and contacted customer service. By the time I got my answer the next day, the can was working again. It’s an engineering flaw, and they are working on it. So worth the results.

Volumizing Dry Cleaner

I wanted to love this based but unfortunately it is no better/different than any other dry shampoos that are much less expensive. The foam is too wet, gave no volume and did not leave my hair feeling clean.

Not for curls

I thought this would be an innovative way to use dry shampoo but still maintain some moisture for my fine curls. However, I did not care for the application, or the resulting look of this stuff. Because I use very little products already, I feel like this made my hair look a bit greasy, which is the opposite of its purpose. I will continue to try and figure out uses for it, or different ways to try and apply it, but I would not purchase this again. I could see where those with fine, straight hair might use this to add second-day texture.