5 Easy Ways To Make Your Dirty Hair Look Clean That Lazy Girls Will Love

Use A Comb To Tease Your Oily Roots

One of the worst things about hair getting dirty is having flat, oily looking roots. To create subtle volume in your roots as if it was just freshly blown out, grab some hairspray, spray a little at the roots, and use a comb to tease the flat pieces of hair. If you've never teased your hair before, it's easier than it seems. “Grab the piece of hair you want to tease, hold it straight up, and comb it in a downwards motion. Don't be scared if teasing creates a little frizz because the frizz will eventually calm down and you'll be left with nice volume.

Take A Blowdryer To Sweaty Hair Around Your Face

Being left with sweaty hair around your hairline after a workout or in the summer heat sounds like a huge bummer, but there's actually a simple solution to it. After an intense sweat session, take your hair down immediately from your ponytail or whichever style it was in. Using your blowdryer, blast your hairline with heat to soak up the sweat and dampness in your hair. Use your round brush to brush through the hair to add volume.

Spray Dry Shampoo When You're Rushing Out The DoorIf you hit snooze one too many times this morning and you're left with zero time to fix your dirty hair, grab the dry shampoo. Hold your hair out and spritz the dry shampoo approximately 10 inches away from your scalp. I don't limit myself to only using dry shampoo at my roots, I spray it wherever my hair needs to be refreshed. Feel free to use dry

shampoo where needed, but be careful not too use too much product. And remember: don’t just spray it and leave it. Instead, wait 30 seconds, then massage it into your roots. This gets rid of any annoying white residue.

Wash Only The Front Pieces Of Your HairThis trick has saved me so many times. It's a sneaky way of making your hair look nice and clean without actually washing your whole head. Separate only the front pieces of your hair, which are probably the dirtiest, and pull back the rest of your hair so it's away from your face. Wet your front pieces in the sink and use a dime size amount of shampoo and massage it in. Once your front pieces are rinsed clean, comb them out, and blow dry with a round brush. This tip also works great for bangs, which tend to get greasy faster than the rest of your hair.

Don't Brush Your HairTry to avoid brushing your hair if possible. Natural oils will build up in your roots, and running a brush through your hair will distribute those oils so that your entire head looks oily. If the ends need to be tamed, just gently brush the ends without touching the roots.

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