Live Clean is one of my faourite brands. It is made with ingredients that work well for me, they smell great and they are made in Canada! When I learned they launched a dry shampoo I got really excited because I just had to see what they had planned.

Confession time, I don't wash my hair very often. It is part laziness and part being an artificial redhead. Oh and in the summer I have a pool, so I kind of always think to myself, I'll wash my hair after I swim, and then don't swim for two or three days. It is a silly thing, but it is my thing. I recently visited my cousin who was shocked I don't wash my hair daily. I proclaimed my hair would be just too darn dry and damaged if I did, but also my colour would just bleed like mad and that dry shampoo was the key to me not looking a mess all the time. We then discussed the smell of hair and how having nice smelling hair is very important, that's when I told her about my latest dry shampoo obsession, Batiste Dry Shampoo in Cherry. Not only is it that same amazing formula I have been using for years, it also smells amazing. 
Right now I am going to demo the difference between two day old hair before Batiste and after.

Before:
I think it makes a big difference and I am loving the new cherry scent.

I love to use this at night, just before bed. What I do is apply some and let it sit while I sleep and I wake up with hair that never got oily while I slept.
Batiste is paraben and sulphate free, vegan friendly and not tested on animals. It retails for $8.99 at most drug stores across Canada.

You want to know what's bad? Colouring your hair dark and being told, don't wash your hair too often', and thinking dry shampoo will help, only to be left with a white dull look to your hair. Ick. Anyone who's ever had dark hair know how frustrating dry shampoo can be. Any one who's ever had dry or coloured treated hair know what a lifesaver it can be. So for me it's a mixed blessing.

I recently discovered colab and feel like all my dry shampoo-dark hair worries are gone. COLAB was created by you tubes Ruth Crilly (A Model Recommends), and to be honest really is just fantastic.

The Sheer Invisible formula gives you hair a good kick of dry shampoo, leaving it light, Fluffy and way less oily, while also giving it a nice shine and remaining invisible. Ahh, such a sense of relief when I discovered this one. My hair looks glossy and shiny without that 'yep it's been 3 days since I washed my hair' look

The Extreme Volume formula is also fantastic, while not 100% invisible it is for more greasy hair and leaves a nice matte texture and a crazy amount of volume. This is one I call on if I really stretched the shampooing one days too many (four, four is usually just too many days for me). Before I could just pull my hair back on those days, not now with short hair it's not an option.

Oh and they smell great, I've tried 2 scents so far and love them. I feel it really ads to the refreshing you hair experience.
So whether I'm just trying to not wash my new dark and purply hair as often like me or really just stretched the whole situation out just a day or two longer then you should, COLAB might just be what you're looking for.

You can Find COLAB at Shoppers Drugmarts or Farleyco.


*Products were sent to me for consideration, all opinions are my own.

This is one big empties post. November was a good month for tossing stuff.
Various Temptu: So a long time ago I got the S/B set from temptu then two of the full sized (02 and 03). I then  got the moisturizer and the primer. I also got a OCC primer. They all expired and well I got a new S/B set in the summer. Would I buy it again? I bought the S/B set again and I use it for other peoples makeup, I do like it a lot. The primers and moisturizers I would not.
Bath and Body Works Candles: These are small candles. The leaves is so old it is still in a plastic container while the Black Berry is glass. I liked the smells quite a bit. Would I buy it again?  Yes, I have quite a few still.
Salon Grafix Invisible Dry Shampoo: I used this up finally! Would I buy it again? Maybe, I liked it but didn't love it.
Liz Claiborne Palette: This was a palette that I got ages ago. I never used it much so I am tossing it.  Plus it got pretty sticky with the coating the case had. Would I buy it again? I don't think it is still a real thing, but no.