National Dry Shampoo Day is a holiday that’s observed annually on March 10th. Although many people think of dry shampoo as a modern product, it’s actually something that was first used in Asia during the 15th century. Dry shampoos were also used by courtesans during the 18th century.

This form of shampoo was a dry starch that was used to clean the wigs that were commonly worn at the time. During the 19th century, dry shampoos became a commercially available product that busy people could use to keep their hair clean while they’re on the run. So, let us all take a moment to observe this holiday and spread some love for dry shampoos.

The History Of National Dry Shampoo Day

National Dry Shampoo was first established in 2017 by Klorane. This French hair cosmetics company come into existence in 1966 when Pierre Fabre, a young French pharmacist, created the Klorane brand in his pharmacy.

He wanted to create a Pure Botanical Care product that people could rely on. In 1972, they would release their line of dry shampoos. After they created this holiday, they pick a theme every year to give the holiday a basis upon which it can be observed.

Some Quick Facts About Dry Shampoo

Okay, now that we’re on the subject of dry shampoo, it’s time to turn our attention to attention to this product. Sure, you can celebrate National Dry Shampoo Day without learning anything about these products, but that doesn’t sound like much fun.

Let’s all take the time to look at the following factoids and find out what we need to know about this product.

• Dry shampoo doesn’t really clean hair. It’s made with starches or clay that absorb oils and a scent that makes hair smell nice.
• While dry shampoo is great for occasional use, it’s not a product that should be used regularly in place of actual hair washing.
• Dry shampoo may or may not work well with other hair styling products. People should make sure they read the labels on their products before using them together.
• With dry shampoo, less is often better than more.

Observing National Dry Shampoo Day

On this holiday, people can learn more about dry shampoos, and they can try out the product for themselves if they aren’t already trying out the product.

We suppose that people can also give friends, family members, and neighbors gifts of dry shampoo on this day, too. And, of course, people can spread the word about this holiday using the hashtag #NationalDryShampooDay on social media.