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For any copyright, please send me a message. Life in lockdown has thrown all the usual rules out of the window. Brits are being told to stay at home in a bid to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe and to help the NHS cope with the sickest patients.. And in this strange 'new normal' there are many things we once considered normal but are now merely an afterthought - like washing your hair every day, for example. But if you feel like you need a quick pick-me-up without the hassle of shampoo and conditioner, dry shampoo can be the perfect solution. As supermarket shelves are stripped bare - and let's face it dry shampoo hardly counts as an 'essential' - it might be hard to get your hands on some. However, here's a simple way you can make your own dry shampoo at home with ingredients you're likely to have in your cupboards. And the best news, there are certain things you can put in each one to perfectly match your hair colour. Technically you only need ingredient to make a dry shampoo, and that's powder. But, there are a number of other ingredients you can add depending on your hair colour. We advise you not to use this product every single day - you will need to wash your hair eventually - as the product can build up and clog pores on your scalp. Basic recipe You need one of the following to act as a base of your DIY shampoo: Cornstarch Arrowroot flour Rye flour Hopefully you've got one of these in your kitchen cupboard and once you've found them, you're good to go. Take two teaspoons of your powder and mix until smooth. Dark hair Those of you with dark hair will know the struggle of using dry shampoo as it can give you - if you're not careful - grey or white streaks. After a while dry shampoo brands caught on and developed a range for different coloured hair but if you're looking for a solution at home you can simple add a little cocoa to the mix. Add two teaspoons of cocoa powder to the mix from the basic recipe and you're good to go. Likewise for those with black hair, use a little charcoal - but experiment with the amount as you don't need a lot. Charcoal can also prevent dandruff from building up, according to a study. Red hair Red heads just need to add a little cinnamon to the powder from the basic recipe. Add 1/2 teaspoon at a time to match the colour as best as you can. If it needs to be a little darker, add a little cocoa powder too. Cinnamon can help to promote hair growth, according to this study. Light hair There are no additional ingredients to add to the basic recipe for those with light hair. But, we recommend using Arrowroot flour for the best results. For the best application use a powder brush - an old, but clean make-up brush will
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