Batiste Dry Shampoo Tropical Exotic Coconut 200ml

Clean your hair with just a few sprays of Batiste Dry Shampoo Tropical Exotic Coconut 200ml. Its happy and summery scent gets you ready to face the world, while dreaming of vacation. Batiste Dry Shampoo Coconut & Exotic Tropical banishes oily roots, giving dull, lifeless hair the makeover it needs without any water. A quick burst revitalises hair, adds body and texture and leaves it feeling clean and fresh too. No need to worry about skipping a shampoo.

Scent Notes
Warm, coco-nutty, with hints of childhood sunscreen, a breeze of jasmine and vanilla flower. Batiste Tropical Dry Shampoo leaves you nostalgic for salty skin, mini umbrellas, and the sound of flip flops.

Step 1 - Shake it up, baby. Before using and between sprays. The more you shake, the better. This step is key to preventing white residue.

Step 2 - Separate your hair into sections, hold the bottle 12” away, and spray into your roots. Use a little or a lot — it just depends on what you need. Don’t forget the back of your head.

Step 3 - Get in there! Use your fingertips, to massage Batiste into your hair. Leave in for a minute while Batiste works its magic. Use this time to finish getting ready — or stare into space.

Step 4 - Brush, comb, or tease (whatever your hair needs), style, and get going — and maybe one last spray for good luck.

Is there a difference between thin and fine hair?

Did you know that there is a difference between thin hair and fine hair? Fine hair is not the absence of strands, it’s a lack of thickness to the strand of hair. You could have a full head of hair only to find that your hair makes a very small ponytail when pulled back. Fine hair is more susceptible to breakage since the smaller strands can easily dry out and become brittle. Thin hair means less density – there are fewer strands in a section than average. You can still have thick strands of hair but looking at the root of your hair you will see more scalp.

What causes thinning hair?

There could be several reasons you are experiencing thin hair. Firstly, it may just be that your genetic makeup has given you thin hair as your hair type. Of course, if this is the case, then you have had this hair type since birth and are well aware that you have Mom or Dad to thank for that.

Hormonal Changes & Getting Older

Thin hair can also be caused by the genetic and hormonal changes that occur while aging. Pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) is a genetic condition affects both men and women, though female pattern baldness is less well-known despite it being the most common cause of hair loss for adult women. According to Mayo Clinic, 55 percent of women experience some hair loss by the age of 70.

Hair thinning can also be caused by the hormonal shifts women experience in their 40s and 50s with menopause. During menopause, estrogen levels fall, and androgens rise, and the hair on your head can start to become finer or it can begin to thin. This type of hair loss is called “telogen effluvium hair loss” which is caused by an increased number of hair strands reaching the final stage of the hair growth cycle where the hair strands rest and eventually fall out. Telogen effluvium hair loss can also be caused by extreme stress or an abnormal thyroid.