Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo Spray | 
| Brand: Oscar Blandi
Category: Beauty
Buy New: $21.00
Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 8090
Ingredients: Isobutane, SD Alcohol 40-B, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Isopropyl Myristate, Stearalkonium Hectorite, Polyurethane-14 (and) AMP-Acrylates Copolymer, Magnesium Stearate, Cyclodextrin, Cyclomethicone, Panthenol, Tocopherol, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, Wheat Amino Acids, Propylene Carbonate, Silica, Fragrance.
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B000W1AEGC
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Product Description
What it is:A spray version of Oscar Blandi's popular dry shampoo powder.What it is formulated to do:This innovative dry shampoo spray absorbs excess oil and product build-up and increases hair volume at the roots, while strengthening hair and nourishing scalp.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 BAD BAD BAD September 10, 2008
This was my first time trying a dry shampoo. I have extremely oily hair and when I apply this product in my hair it leaves some white stuff in your hair. From afar it looks like dandruff. My hair still looks oily. When I first bought it I carried in my purse and one day I notice the smell of this product was really potent in my purse and I realized it had been leaking! I just bought this product and it is almost gone, what a waste! Do not leave it sideways in your purse.
I would never buy this product again.
Waste of money September 4, 2008
When the can actually worked the product was okay. After I used the product twice I noticed the bottle was practically empty. I used it sparingly (I have short dark brown hair) so where did the product go?? It must have evaporated out of the bottle! The 4th time I went to use the spray the nozzle stopped working. I washed the nozzle in hot water to no avail. The packaging is garbage! I just spent $21 to dry shampoo my hair 3 times. What a rip off! $21 for a bottle of essentially corn starch and they can't even master making a working aeresol can! Try one of the other brands instead.
Bottle broke after first use August 6, 2008
The first time I used this, I couldn't really tell the difference between my hair before and after. Then my bottle broke, so I couldn't use it again, so it was really a waste of money.
 first time i've used a product like this June 8, 2008
I've always wanted to try a dry shampoo. i've read about most of the brands that carry them in magazines. so one day i went to sephora hoping to pick up the one stila makes- unfortunately they didn't carry it. after playing around in the hair section for an hour i decided on buying the small eleven dollar cannister of the oscar blandi dry shampoo. I love the lemony endust like scent, I have used it three times and have not had a problem with the nozzle clogging up- but it does say on the bottle- if that does happen- wash it in warm water. I have asian hair- it's naturally a reddish brown color- and i haven't had a problem with the spray making my hair look gray or leaving powdery flakes behind. at first i thought- i must not be using it right or maybe there's nothing in the can! But after brushing the product through my hair- i saw the oily sheen turn matte and my hair felt thicker and fuller.
now that my curiousity is satiated, i don't know if i'll buy more products like these. but i do like the oscar blandi line. (the ojan line had an offensive smell... the sales girl kept telling me how wonderful it was- but i couldn't get past the smell... it smelled like greasy hair that hasn't been washed in a month) thank god sephora offers travel sized versions of most of the hair product lines they sell because i can never commit myself to using a full size.
Doesn't even deserve 1 star!! June 4, 2008
This product is horrible. The spray clogs after the first use and leaks out. The white residue is nearly impossible to get out with a brush like the bottle says. Also, it doesn't last long at all. $21 at Ulta for about 3 uses. They wouldn't take it back even though the spray was clogged. So my beef is with not only Oscar Blandi (whoever the hell he is) but also with corporations like Ulta that won't listen to you when it clearly states on the receipt that "unless you are totally satisfied with your purchase you may return it". Suck it ULTA and OSCAR BLANDI!!
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