Washing your hair one day and having them look greasy the very next day is tiring, we know. Having oily hair can sometimes feel like a relentless battle, but the good news is that caring for it can be easier than you think. Let’s break down this slick situation and help you manage your hair better.
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What Is Hair Thinning?
Hair thinning is the prequel to hair loss. It’s when your hair gradually becomes finer and less dense, making it look less full. Instead of noticing big clumps of hair falling out, you might find that your hair is just not as thick as it used to be. It’s a sneaky process that happens over time, often due to a combination of factors.
What Causes Oily Hair?
Before we dive into solutions, let’s understand why you have oily hair in the first place. Your scalp’s sebaceous glands produce an oily substance called sebum. This natural oil is designed to keep your hair healthy and protected, but sometimes it can go into overdrive. Here’s why:
1. Overactive Sebaceous Glands
These little guys might be working a bit too hard, leading to excess oil. It’s like your scalp’s oil production factory is working overtime and naturally running at high speed.
2. Hormonal Changes
Hormones can play a huge role in oil production. During puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, or while dealing with PCOS your hormone levels can drastically fluctuate, impacting your scalp’s oiliness.
3. Genetics
Sometimes, it’s just in your DNA. If your family has a history of oily hair, you might be naturally predisposed to it.
4. Over Shampooing
Believe it or not but what sounds like a solution to oily hair is actually a problem. Over shampooing steals moisture from hair, which forces your sebaceous glands to produce even more oily forming a never-ending circle.
5. Using Incorrect Products
If you’re not using hair care products that are packed with harsh cleaning agents, you’re laying the foundation for oily hair.
Hair Care Products To Manage Oily Hair
Managing oily hair is all about finding the right products to balance and refresh your scalp. Here are some top picks that’ll have your hair looking and feeling fabulous, every time!
1. Scalp Scrub
Our Tea Tree Oil & Peppermint Scalp Scrub is like a spa day for your scalp. Infused with Tea Tree Oil and Peppermint, it gently exfoliates and purifies your scalp, removing excess oil and buildup. The Peppermint adds a refreshing tingle, while the tea tree oil works its magic to balance oil production. It’s like a breath of fresh air for your roots!
2. Scalp Serum
Think of this serum as your hair’s new best friend. Because our Tea Tree & Rosemary Scalp Serum is lightweight and packed with Tea Tree Oil and Rosemary, which help to control oil and soothe the scalp. Use it between washes and leave it overnight to keep your scalp feeling fresh and balanced. The best part? 100% users claimed that this product reduced their scalp oiliness and itchiness in just 28 days*. Need we say more?
3. Shampoo And Conditioner Combo
Our Tea Tree Oil, Peppermint + Vetiver Shampoo (400ml) + Conditioner (400ml) combo dynamic duo is perfect for managing oily hair. The Tea Tree Oil cleanses and refreshes, while Vetiver helps to balance your scalp’s oil production. Together, they create a refreshing cleanse that keeps your hair looking clean and bouncy, and soft.
Myths About Oily Hair
1. Only Focus On Cleansing Products
While it’s true that a good shampoo is essential, focusing only on cleansing is not enough! Oily hair management is more than just scrubbing away grease. Balancing your hair care routine with nourishing treatments and mindful habits is key.
2. Oily Hair Means Poor Hygiene
Nope, oily hair is not a reflection of your cleanliness. Oily hair can be perfectly clean, it just happens to be, well, a bit slicker.
3. Diet Doesn’t Matter
Your diet plays a significant role in how your scalp produces oil. Eating a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and healthy fats can help regulate oil production. Conversely, a diet high in greasy or sugary foods might exacerbate oiliness. So, make sure to nourish your body with wholesome foods to keep your hair’s oil in check.
Takeaway
Managing oily hair doesn’t have to be a mystery. With the right products and proper care, you too can have bouncy, non-greasy hair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:1 How to get rid of oily hair?
A. The best way to get rid of oily hair is to follow a hair care regime that is infused with detoxifying ingredients like Tea Tree Oil and Peppermint that balance oiliness and refresh your scalp.
Q:2 How to know your hair type, oily or dry?
A. An easy way to assess the scalp is by examining it a day after you’ve washed it. If your roots feel a little greasy or sit flat on the head, you have oily hair. But on the other hand, if you notice some flaking skin or a little residue then your scalp is dry.
