The Product: Batiste Hint of Color Dry Shampoo, $8.99

The original Batiste dry shampoo tops our list of readers' favorite dry shampoos, so we had high hopes for the newly released tinted version.

It comes in three shades (for light hair, medium-brown hair and dark hair) and it did not disappoint, leaving our hair clean and refreshed sans powdery, tangle-inducing residue.

The Product: Klorane Dry Shampoo With Oat Milk, Natural Tint, $19.50

Any beauty junkie worth her hair styling products has tried Klorane's classic oat-milk-infused dry shampoo — it's like an oil-blotting sheet for your hair. This version uses mineral pigments to tint the original formula of corn and rice starches a light brown that works best on lighter brown hair, but also blends easily into darker brown hair.

The Product: Sachajuan Dark Volume Powder, $32

A collective sigh was let out when this product was sprayed in the office — it smells that good. The tint was not messy at all (we made our tester run her fingers through her hair immediately after applying to check — no staining!). In addition to making hair look clean, the spray also makes roots feel as if they'd been freshly blown-out. Another perk: bouncy volume.

The Product: Vidal Sassoon Colorfinity Dry Shampoo, $3.99

The colored pigments are bold — one staffer was asked multiple times if she had gone blonder — but they don't stain everything in sight like some tinted formulas are wont to do. It's very user-friendly (read: it goes on lightly and blends easily), and doesn't leave hair with an icky, chalky, crunchy feeling. In other words: You can run your fingers through your hair without risking them getting stuck or covered in powder.