FUGAZZI
Angel Dust Dry Shampoo
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Size: 3.4 OZ/100 ML
Standard size
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Good for: Oily Scalp
All Hair Textures
Volumizing
Hold & Style Extending
Good for: Volume
All Hair Types
About the Product
Item 2956977
Only at Sephora
What it is: A dry shampoo that absorbs oil, adds volume, refreshes, and perfumes hair between washes with rice starch, argan shell powder, and signature scent.
Hair Texture: Straight, Wavy, Curly, and Coily
Hair Type: Fine, Medium, and Thick
Hair Concerns:
- Hold and Style Extending
- Oily Scalp
- Volumizing
What Else You Need to Know: To create your perfect scent ritual, shop Angel Dust in hair, fragrance, and body.
Fragrance Description: This warm and sheer fragrance combines notes of cashmeran, bergamot, black pepper, and white-amber crystals to create the ultimate skin scent. Musky, seductive, and clean, Angel Dust is a subtle yet magnetic fragrance.
Hair Texture: Straight, Wavy, Curly, and Coily
Hair Type: Fine, Medium, and Thick
Hair Concerns:
- Hold and Style Extending
- Oily Scalp
- Volumizing
What Else You Need to Know: To create your perfect scent ritual, shop Angel Dust in hair, fragrance, and body.
Fragrance Description: This warm and sheer fragrance combines notes of cashmeran, bergamot, black pepper, and white-amber crystals to create the ultimate skin scent. Musky, seductive, and clean, Angel Dust is a subtle yet magnetic fragrance.
Propane, Butane, Isobutane, Alcohol Denat., Oryza Sativa Starch, Magnesium Stearate, Isoamyl Laurate, Argania Spinosa Shell Powder, Parfum, Cetrimonium Chloride, Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes.
Suggested Usage:
-Separate hair into sections and spray onto roots.
-Wait 30 seconds, then massage or brush through hair.
- Create your perfect scent routine, shop Angel Dust in hair, fragrance, and body.
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FUGAZZI is a Dutch fragrance company founded by Bram Niessink in 2018, who was inspired by the use of ancient oils and juices in Egypt and a mind-blowing myth about how Cleopatra conquered Caesar by simply smelling good. Its name evokes illusion and rebellion, redefining luxury to provoke rather than perfect.