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"    1. Boost your brows In a pinch, use dry shampoo to tame unruly eyebrows. Just sprinkle a bit on your index finger and use it to coax your brows into line while adding a bit of thickness. If you have sensitive skin, test a tiny amount on an inconspicuous spot like your jawline first. 2. Cover your roots Dry shampoos now come in a range of colors, so if you&amp;#039;re between touch-ups, use a little along your hairline to disguise the first signs of your natural color. 3. Add dimension In a shade close to your hair color, tinted dry shampoo can also add subtle highlights or lowlights. For the most natural effect, work in the product from the mid-shaft down.    4. Get a grip Freshly washed hair can be too smooth for braids and updos. A little dry shampoo gives hair the texture it needs to hold its shape. 5. Pump up the volume If your strands are looking limp, add a little dry shampoo\u2014either the spray or powder kind will do\u2014to dry hair (dry shampoo can clump in wet hair), concentrating on the roots. Then flip hair over and blast with a blow-dryer for a minute or two, setting with a blast of cool air. 6. Spot style Dry shampoo adds body and hold, so it&amp;#039;s great for detail work. Try spraying or sprinkling a little along your hairline, then use your fingers to gently work hair into face-framing waves or curls. 7. Be a tease Before back-combing (a.k.a. teasing), add a little dry shampoo to the backsides of the sections you&amp;#039;re working with for extra staying power.    8. Put a pin in it If your bobby pins or barrettes tend to slide out of place, spray them with a little dry shampoo before using for a more secure hold. 9. Say good-bye to grease Especially during the summer, greasy bangs and face-framing layers can stick to your skin. To keep them out of your face, spray a little dry shampoo on their undersides. 10. Get bedhead If you have short hair, create a sassy, tousled look in seconds by applying dry shampoo throughout hair and then mussing with your hands.    11. Save your sneaks Most dry shampoos are made with some sort of starch to soak up oil, which allows you to use them much the same way you&amp;#039;d use cornstarch around the house. For example, if you&amp;#039;ve got a pair of smelly sneakers on your hands, spray them with some dry shampoo. Let sit for a few hours or overnight and then brush off any residue. 12. Hit reset To redo your hairstyle without washing and drying, simply sprinkle in some dry shampoo, then go over hair with a blow-dryer and large brush. It&amp;#039;ll help return hair to a more natural state. 13. Hit the matte Dial down hair&amp;#039;s natural gleam by applying dry shampoo throughout for an edgier, matte look.    14. Keep cool Dry shampoo can soak up oil and sweat. In a pinch, use it along your back or thighs to keep perspiration at bay. 15. Clean your carpet in a pinch Got an oily stain on your rug? Try covering the area with clear dry shampoo. Wait about 20 minutes and then vacuum the affected area. 16. Do the wave Uniform waves can look a bit overdone, but pulling out small sections of hair and twisting with some dry shampoo creates a breezy, day-at-the-beach effect.    17. Get a hand Rub a little dry shampoo into your hands to keep them cool and dry\u2014it&amp;#039;s especially useful before yoga class as it gives hands extra grip for poses like downward dog. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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