I’m pretty sure, most days, my hair hates me. The roots fall flat and the ends frizz up. God forbid I try to skip a day without a wash. Then my scalp, much like my T-zone, becomes oily and slick, and refuses to cooperate with me at all.
If you’ve dealt with this problem, then you’ve probably also tried at least one dry shampoo. I’ve tried a few brands over the years, more being a waste of money than not, and decided it was high time to compare the two latest products that I’ve been using.
Batiste, if you’ve read nearly any other beauty blog, receives high marks for it’s quality. It helps to bring fresh life back to limp roots. I bought the floral scented Blush, but there are many other scents to choose from including Cherry, Tropical, and Wild… whatever that smells like.
Personally, with Batiste, I need to spritz my hair when I wake up first thing in the morning otherwise my hair becomes too greasy even for a floral scented savior. Not much product is needed and, while it won’t make you feel like you just washed your hair clean, it helps to bring some body back to your mangled mane.
Skinfood’s Morning Tea Dry Shampoo is, remarkably, similar. This scent is in Peppermint, which I actually prefer as the mint helps me wake up a little more in the morning. As with Batiste, you only need a little product and you’ll see some body back in your ‘do before you know it.
So if they’re so similar, who’s the winner?
I prefer Skinfood’s refreshing peppermint scent, but Batiste has to be the winner in this toe to toe battle. Batiste contains 6.73 ounces of product while Skinfood only contains 3.38. That’s only half! And while Skinfood is only a couple of dollars more than Batiste, ounce for ounce, Batiste is the better buy. I can’t justify spending more for just scent when they both perform so well.
Batiste wins!
To snag yourself a can of Batiste, you can check out Amazon here.
To try out Skinfood’s version, check out Tester Korea here (out of stock as of this posting).
What’s your favorite dry shampoo?
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The Pretty Pomegranate 
I love Batiste! It works a lot better than other dry shampoos I’ve tried. x
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I’ve tried different dry shampoos but always come back to Batiste…it just seems to work better and you can’t really complain for the price…! I like the oriental one, it smells sooo nice and the scent stays on for hours!
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Ooh! That sounds so nice! What does the oriental one smell like?
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Peppermint WOULD smell nice in the hair – too bad so pricey though! Currently I really like the COLAB dry shampoos – good stuff and no white residue!
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I know!! If we went purely off of smell, it’d definitely be the Skinfood, but alas… Maybe I should look and see if there’s a comparable peppermint dry shampoo with a lower price tag..? 😉
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I would more likely to lean onto Batiste as it gives fabulous results
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Batiste is definitely a great dry shampoo! Which scent is your favorite?
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I love oriental and floral flavours.
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Brill comparison Yazzi, I’m not a huge user of dry shampoo but I do quite like the Batiste – always good to keep a can of it just in case I’m in a hurry 😀 Karen XXX
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Thanks, love! I don’t use it a whole lot either, but Batiste is definitely a great brand! 😉
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I have never used Batiste but I really want to try it sometime! I haven’t found that “holy grail” dry shampoo yet. Great comparison! 🙂 xo
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Batiste is actually really nice! I don’t think I’ve found my holy grail either. I think I would like a powder dry shampoo instead of spray, but I have yet to try one.
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I will definitely have to try the Batiste and see how it works for me. Everyone is always raving about it. A powder might work well too! 🙂
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