The best nontoxic dry shampoo

McCall McPherson breaks down toxic ingredients in conventional dry shampoos and recommends Wellness brand powdered dry shampoo as the cleanest option she's tried. She uses it with a scalp scrubber to stimulate the scalp and address hair loss, noting that topical products absorb into your bloodstream.
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Okay. All my people who want to detox and get rid of some of the toxins in their life in 2023, this one's for you, especially if you have complicated hair. So we've all heard about the dry shampoo debacle. One, we all need dry shampoo. Two, almost all of them have cancer causing products in them and they've been pulled from the shelves. Honestly, even the ones that are not being pulled from the shelves likely have those same products in in them. So I wanted to show you my very favorite dry shampoo. It is clean, but it's not my favorite because it's clean. It's just actually the best I've ever had. I have tried every dry shampoo. This is probably 1 20th. I mean, literally, I think I bought every single one on the market. So these are great. I've gone from the usual aerosol to the powder that's supposed to be really great. That's like $40. Sure. They're like, okay, but they don't compare to this one. Okay. I'm not kidding when I say that this is the best dry shampoo in the world. It's by a brand called Wellness. This is not sponsored at all. I've paid for this. I don't have any relationship with these people. I use two different scents. They're both awesome. It's a little different in that it's like a powder that you sprinkle on your hair. So bonus if you have a thyroid problem or struggle from hair loss at all. I, I use a scalp scrubber and I just work it in that way. And it also stimulates your scalp for hair growth and it really works. The dry shampoo in so good. So ditch the like super chemically toxic dry shampoo in 2023. Well, mess the best, hands down. I should also add that it's so clean that I swear you'd have to ask the company. But most of these ingredients are edible. So most of the stuff you put on your skin is absorbed into your bloodstream. That's why you don't want to put toxic stuff topically on you. Think about it. That's how I get like hormone replacement is a lot of times in a cream version because it gets into our bloodstream. So you do want to be careful what you put on your body. This is literally clean enough to almost eat. If you can't eat it, check with them, not with me.
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