Dry shampoo

A natural shampoo made with arrowroot powder, kaolin clay, and spices would have a unique, earthy appearance and texture.
•Arrowroot Powder is a fine, white powder that helps absorb oil and add softness to the hair, giving the shampoo a light, soft base. It typically doesn’t affect the color much, so the shampoo would maintain a pale, neutral tone.
•Kaolin Clay, a gentle, white clay, adds a slight creaminess and can give the shampoo a soft, off-white or light beige color. It is known for its purifying properties, helping to cleanse the scalp and remove impurities without stripping natural oils.
•Spices for Color: Spices like turmeric, cinnamon, or cacao might be used for both their nourishing properties and their ability to add subtle color to the shampoo. For instance:
•Turmeric could lend a warm, golden-yellow hue.
•Cinnamon may provide a reddish-brown tint.
•Cacao Powder: This would deepen the color of the shampoo, giving it a rich, brown hue, reminiscent of chocolate. It also brings a subtle, warm scent that pairs nicely with the other ingredients like cinnamon and turmeric, offering a cozy, earthy fragrance. Cacao is known for its antioxidants and could provide nourishing benefits to both the hair and scalp, promoting hydration and soothing irritation.
          •Activated Charcoal: Known for its detoxifying properties, activated charcoal helps to draw out impurities, toxins, and excess oils from the scalp and hair. It would contribute a striking black or deep gray color to the shampoo, making it darker than before. This addition would also enhance the cleansing ability of the shampoo, particularly for those with oily scalps or buildup from hair products.
This shampoo would feel earthy and luxurious, with a gentle, natural cleansing experience.