Description
A wet enzyme spray for scalp and roots between washes. Dip is emphatic that this is not a dry shampoo: it goes on wet, you let it sit, and there’s no powder. The brand pitches it for camping, festivals, long travel days, and protective styles like braids, locs, and extensions, and says people also spray it on hats and workout clothes.
The ingredient list is short: water, sugar, molasses, malt from barley, freeze-dried kelp, yeast, potassium sorbate, and fragrance. Dip describes the scent as very light, something like an unsweetened kiwi.
How to use it: shake well, spray liberally onto roots and scalp, massage it in, and give the enzymes a few minutes. Then style as usual. For external use only; avoid the eyes.
This is the 10 oz bottle. If yours doesn’t match the rest of Dip’s packaging, that’s on purpose: the brand fills salvaged dead-stock bottles that other companies abandoned, rather than ordering new plastic.
The bars are made and poured in the USA. Dip sells only through independent shops, never Amazon or big-box stores, which is part of why we carry them.
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