Hair that easily becomes oily and greasy needs to be washed frequently and can therefore become damaged. Many people make the mistake of using a strong shampoo that effectively removes oil from the hair and scalp but also disrupts the scalp's natural balance. The most common cause of oily hair is an overproduction of an oil called sebum from the scalp. By adapting your hair care routine to your hair type, you can overcome oily hair and regain your hair's natural shine and volume.

The first step is to wash your hair regularly with a mild and gentle shampoo. Make sure not to use too much conditioner or other hair products on your scalp as this can clog the pores and make the problem worse. Another tip is to avoid touching your hair too much. Your hands can transfer oil and dirt to your hair, making it even greasier.

Use hair products that are specially formulated for oily hair. For our customers with oily hair, we usually recommend White Flower shampoo bar , which is a mild shampoo that has both a volumizing and balancing effect.

Another tip we give is to try to limit the amount of heat you use on your hair. Heat tools like straighteners and blow dryers can make your hair dry and brittle, leading to increased sebum production on the scalp.

The normal to oily hair type ranges from normal hair that is not dry to hair that easily becomes oily.

Oily hair occurs when the scalp produces too much oil, which leads to a shiny and greasy feel to the hair. Many people suffer from oily hair if they use too many products that clog the hair or wash their hair too often, disrupting the balance.

It often helps to limit the use of products with silicones and to wash your hair regularly and then give it a rest from styling.

To restore balance to the hair and scalp, mild but cleansing shampoos are recommended that gently remove impurities from the hair and scalp.