This "Magic Eraser" Hair Foam Is the New Dry Shampoo
Because has Jen Atkin ever steered us wrong?

Listen up, or you'll have to suffer from a whole new form of #FOMO, or rather, #FOAMO. Jen Atkin, the Kardashian's go-to hairstylist and girlfriend after our own heart, is adding another styling product to the Ouai lineup and, you guessed it, it's a foam. But not just any frothy formula, one that functions like a dry shampoo.
Hailed by Atkin as a dry eraser for the hair, it's a waterless cleansing foam designed to sop up oil and product buildup. But while it gives it that quick refresh, it also adds volume with zero powdery residue. "It's basically like a dry shampoo on steroids," explains Atkin.
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To use the foam, you shake the can then apply a ping-pong size amount of product in the palm of your hand. Then, you rub it all over the hair as if you're shampooing it in the shower. But Atkin knows what you're thinking: Isn't this going to ruin my blowout?
"Trust me, it's going to feel a little strange at first but keep rubbing," she explains. "It dries as you rub. The only effect that the foam's going to have on your blowout is that it's going to make it look even better and you will not have to wash your hair for one more day."

If you've ever caught a whiff of the Ouai offerings, you know they're basically perfume for the hair, and rest assured that the foam smells just as lovely so it never gets to the point that "your boyfriend wants to kick you out of bed," according to Atkin.
We're calling it—foam is about to be such a thing, so don't waste a second and nab the Ouai Dry Shampoo Foam when it drops tomorrow, January 13.
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Lauren Valenti is Vogue’s former senior beauty editor. Her work has also appeared on ELLE.com, MarieClaire.com, and in In Style. She graduated with a liberal arts degree from Eugene Lang College, The New School for Liberal Arts, with a concentration on Culture and Media Studies and a minor in Journalism.
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