We group tested the best dry shampoo's for all hair types

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It's nearly festival season and we need all the best products to freshen up. The Reviews Club has realised that most of us revert to using the most popular range of dry shampoos, like Batiste, but the beauty world now has various different brands on the market, so we put them to the test.

After scouring the internet for the best, we came across some pretty varied price ranges, so we've done the hard work for you and tested them out to find out which one is the best.

As anybody who has used a dry shampoo before will know- there are some which can leave your hair streaky, some that give your hair a chalky feel and some you just know will make it feel even greasier the next day.

Here's our thoughts.

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Stacey Dutton, our Reviews Editor, tested out the Schwarzkopf Got2b Fresh It Up Extra Fresh Dry Shampoo.

I have always had such a love/hate relationship with dry shampoo. I have purchased the Batiste range over the years out of convenience, with them being the first to massively dominate the market but there are so many other options now.

The picture above is before and after using the Schwarzkopf Got2b dry shampoo which really transformed my look to get one more day out of my hair. I really try to not over wash and style my hair now that I have nano bond hair extensions. I find that if I leave it and just wash it once, or twice a week, the condition of my hair is kept better much longer.

I loved that this dry shampoo brand didn't leave a white residue like many other brands do, and it smells gorgeous. The only down side, for such a small amount I sprayed, it felt like I had used half of the bottle.

I picked up the bottle