Oily hair is usually a symptom of an oily scalp. And for this reason, those will oily hair might also suffer from dry ends. This is because excess washing, drying products, and unbalanced care can leave you with a multitude of challenges. To ensure a well-rounded routine, we’re detailing some of our favourite hair care tips for oily hair.
What Causes Oily Hair?
Oily hair is a symptom of excess sebum on the scalp. This can be due to everything from hair type to genetic or health factors. While you can’t completely cure an oily scalp, you can take the steps to cut down on oily hair.
An Ideal Hair Care Routine for Oily Hair
DETOX When Needed
If the cause of your oily hair is due to product or debris buildup, consider putting your strands through a detox with MAXI.WASH for a deep clean, or STIMULATE-ME.WASH to awaken the scalp and strands.
Extend Time Between Washes
Despite what you might think, washing away the oil isn’t always the best course of action for your scalp or style. Instead of constantly cleansing, work dry shampoo into your hair care routine to cut down on excess oil and save you time when styling with FRESH.HAIR.
HYDRATE Your Ends
With so much attention paid to your scalp, your ends can begin to suffer. For this reason, whenever creating a routine for oily hair, you should always focus on hydrating your style as well. You can do this by adding a hydrating conditioner like HYDRATE-ME.RINSE, regularly applying YOUNG.AGAIN to your ends or by touching up your style with YOUNG.AGAIN DRY CONDITIONER for a weightless touch of rejuvenation.
FAQ
Excess sebum production on the scalp is often genetic or lifestyle-related. Using a deep cleanser like MAXI.WASH occasionally can help reset buildup without over-cleansing.
Daily washing can trigger more oil. Extending time between washes and using FRESH.HAIR helps absorb excess oil while keeping hair fresh and lightweight.
Yes. Oily roots often pair with dry ends. Apply HYDRATE-ME.RINSE only through mid-lengths and ends to maintain moisture without weighing hair down.
