Review for Schwarzkopf
Osis + Dust It Matifying Powder
Hey guys! Today I’m reviewing a product
called the Osis + Dust
It Matifying Powder by Schwarzkopf. This powder is a life saver
for girls who have flat hair. I have very long straight hair and it weighs down
on my scalp resulting in flat hair that does not have volume or texture. Of
course there are other methods like teasing or using a volumnizer but I find
this method very easy and hassle free.
Pros:
The powder does what it says, once applied to
my roots my hair gets some kind of a rubbery texture; some sort of friction I feel. Then using my fingers to lightly push the hair upwards in place and it stays in that position.
The fine powder matifies the hair too so if you have any oily areas that requires some additional
boost, shake some on and viola, beautiful, volumnized hair. So this powder is
really a 2-in-1 product, a volumnizer and a dry shampoo.
To prevent over applying, I cover majority of the holes as shown in picture below.
You can also use tape to cover some holes.
The powder is very fine and not gritty at
all. If blended well, the powder does not leave any white tints to the hair. I
did not find any problems with the powder blending into my black hair.
Unlike traditional hairspray, this powder is
very easy to
remove. The way I remove it is to just shampoo and then
rinse. There will not be any traces of the power left.
I recommend applying the powder on the roots
avoiding the scalp as it is said that powder products such as dry shampoo can clog pores.
Cons:
The bottle contains just 10g of product which
is pretty
pricey depending on where you get it, it can cost
up to $30.
I have seen other reviewers stating that when
they washed their hair, their shampoo will not lather up at all and this
is TRUE! When I washed my hair the first time, I was pretty confused too. My
shampoo will not lather up no matter how vigorously I scrubbed. Therefore if
that is a problem for you guys, you want to try other products.
I find that I have to keep scrunching it
upwards because it does fall flat during the day so I would say the holding power is around 3 hours without scrunching. The dense, rubbery &
friction-y texture last until the next time you wash your hair.
I’ve heard that there are fakes of this product online too so please be careful as to where you are
purchasing this product. I bought mine at Venus and you can get the product on
Amazon or any other beauty outlets.
Technically speaking it is not really a dry shampoo so if you are looking for a product to absorb the oils from the hair, this may not be the most appropriate product.
Yadda
Yadda:
I paid SGD$16 for the Schwarzkopf Osis + Dust
It Matifying Powder and i highly recommend it if you are looking for a
volumnizing product that is fast and hassle free. Will I repurchase? Yes, unless I’ve found a better and cheaper alternative.
Packaging: 4/5
Price: 3/5
Effectiveness: 4/5
Overall
rating: 3.5/5
A/N: I kept forgetting to take pictures of how I
apply it but i will link a video below to show you guys the application process
and the final look that you are able to achieve using the Schwarzkopf Osis +
Dust It Matifying Powder.
I'm so sorry to hear that you got a fake product. I was apprehensive of purchasing it online too, that's why I bought it in a store. Either way we still do have to be careful.
Thank you for doing such a detailed comparison, I'm sure readers will benefit from it when purchasing their Dust-it powder. It is crazy how replicas look so authentic nowadays.
Anyways thanks for reading my blog, have a nice weekend! :)
I'm so sorry to hear that you got a fake product. I was apprehensive of purchasing it online too, that's why I bought it in a store. Either way we still do have to be careful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing such a detailed comparison, I'm sure readers will benefit from it when purchasing their Dust-it powder. It is crazy how replicas look so authentic nowadays.
Anyways thanks for reading my blog, have a nice weekend! :)