Oily hair
Do you feel like your hair gets greasy again quickly, sometimes as soon as a day after washing? The roots may shine, the hair falls heavier and it seems to go limp faster. Oily hair is common and often has more to do with your scalp's reaction to your routine and products than with hygiene.
How can you recognize greasy hair?
Oily hair is often recognized by a combination of signs:
- a shiny, greasy appearance at the hairline
- hair that quickly becomes limp and heavy, without volume
- strands or tufts that stick together
- the feeling that your hair needs a quick re-wash
- sometimes flaking or itching due to accumulation of sebum
What can cause oily hair?
The sebaceous glands in your scalp produce a natural protective layer. When a relatively large amount of sebum is produced, hair can appear oily faster. This may be related to:
- strong cleansing shampoos that dry out the scalp
- washing too often, which can cause the skin to produce more sebum
- build-up of dry shampoo or styling products
- many products at the root of the hair
- stress or hormonal changes
- frequent hand-wringing
What is better to avoid with oily hair?
Some habits can actually enhance oily hair:
- daily washing with strongly degreasing shampoos
- using very hot water while washing
- Use dry shampoo as a solid solution
- Apply care directly to the scalp
- scratching or rubbing the scalp excessively
Natural products that may be suitable for oily hair
The products listed below are cosmetic care products intended to care for hair and scalp. They are not intended to treat or cure medical conditions.
The products above have been selected for their suitability for oily hair and oily scalp. They gently cleanse and are designed to leave hair feeling fresh and airy.
Here's how to better control oily hair
With a few adjustments in your routine, you can often notice a difference:
- For example, wash your hair with a mild shampoo every other day.
- Only use conditioner on the lengths and ends.
- Choose light styling products and do not use them directly on the scalp.
- Use a deep cleansing shampoo occasionally to remove product residue.
- Don't touch your hair with your hands as often.
When is it wise to pay extra attention?
Oily hair can sometimes combine with other scalp complaints. Pay extra attention when you:
- suddenly gets extremely oily hair with no apparent cause
- see yellow, oily flakes and redness
- experiences pain, wounds or strong itching on the scalp
Read also:
Oily scalp
Detox for the hair
Flakes
Itchy scalp
Conclusion: oily hair requires a gentle and consistent routine
When your scalp reacts sensitively to products or routines, hair can appear oily more quickly. With mild care and a gentle routine, hair can often feel fresher and airier.
Do you suffer from oily hair that sags quickly? Choose a mild care above that may be suitable for an oily scalp.







