Etude House: OMG! Dry Shampoo Review

 Just something quick. A dry shampoo.

I am quite new to the dry shampoo scene after buy my first can of dry shampoo three months ago after starting to travel around and having to be up early with not enough time to wash my hair as often as I'd like so, my hair started its natural process of gathering oil. However, after finishing up my can I was on the hunt for another and found this while on a Etude House haul and it seemed like a perfect match.
Beautiful pop art style packaging!

As for the actual product it's fine. Not the best, I'm a huge fan of Batiste as their range is extensive for hair types, colours and for dry shampoo scents and sadly Etude House's dry shampoo doesn't live up to it. It does the job, no doubt, but the scent is of cheap shampoo and conditioner which is not a favourite of mine.

So if you're looking for something cute and that does the job of absorbing oils this is wonderful but beware of the scent!

Etude House Etoinette Lovely Perfume Candle Set

I'm not much of a candle person but have recently splurged on a few scent candles from different companies and saw these for day ( $23) and couldn't pass on these so treated myself.
They come packed in a cute, pale pink box and the candles themselves are matching. They smell so strongly of roses it's unreal. I removed them from the box a few days ago and started using the box to store dice in and now the box and my dice smell strongly of roses!

I love these candles, don't get me wrong. They are lovely and perfect for the Etoinette range, which is just beautiful however there are air bubbles around the plastic covering of the glass. Which is annoying. I tried removing them and thought I succeeded but they somehow returned? It doesn't ruin them too much thankfully though.


As for burning they seem to burn quite quickly and after the initial slow start, as with all new candles, burn brightly and smell lovely throughout.