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    I wash my hair once every 2-3 days, but after I am work, it smells like cigarettes and shame! I work 3 days in a row, and I do not want to blow out my hair every day, because that is so bad for my hair. I have been using baby powder, which just makes it smell like cigarettes and baby powder. Anything I can use that its better?

    I do not work with my natural hair, it is always blown out at work.

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    Scented dry shampoo works best for me. Batiste and Suave both have very nicely scented dry shampoos and it's a livesaver when it comes to the smell

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    Febreeze?
    I remember using that when I was 15 and didn't want my mum to know I was smoking lol

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    If I'm not working, exercising or otherwise getting my hair/scalp dirty, I normally wash my hair every 2-3 days. Otherwise, if it gets nasty that day, it's getting washed that night. I know I wouldn't want to be 'That stripper' rubbing up on customers w/ greasy smelly hair. 2nd-ing a nicely scented dry shampoo.

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    Cig smell in my hair, (and clothes), was always the 'bane of my existence')....until, I found this product... Focus21 Sea Plasma~ I have been using it for over 20 years. They now sell it in supermarkets, drugstores, etc.
    I dilute it with distilled water, and keep small spray bottles in my purse, car, fridge.
    It smells wonderful(like an instant trip to Hawaii), and it makes the skin glow also.
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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    OOoh, I have used that, but haven't seen it lately!
    Ok. My suggestions: rubbing a dryer sheet on your hair, they now have hair scents out (nvr tried, don't know mch about)

    /something like this, they have less expensive versions http://www.neimanmarcus.com/Oribe-Co...&cmCat=product

    Or, you could try apple cider vinegar, in a spray bottle, but you said you didn't want to wet your hair.


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    I will third the Sea Plasma!! I love that stuff. I lused to use that when I laid out in the sun for rehydration on my hair and skin.

    This stuff works well to by Ojon http://www.ojon.com/product/4737/154...ray/index.tmpl

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    I will third the Sea Plasma!! I love that stuff. I lused to use that when I laid out in the sun for rehydration on my hair and skin.

    This stuff works well to by Ojon http://www.ojon.com/product/4737/154...ray/index.tmpl

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    Default Re: Getting cig smell out of hair

    I hate when my hair smells like a chimney from being around too much smoke.

    I roll my windows down while I drive home and let my hair down while the wind blows through it. Yes even in winter. Or let my hair down and walk outside for at least 30 min.
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