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chrysant
Oily/Resilient
if you have an oily scalp, you can use clarifying shampoo or any hair scrub product once a week to cleanse your scalp. another alternative, use anti-dandruff shampoo but remember to use conditioner or a hair mask to moisturize your hair because the anti-dandruff shampoo makes hair rough after washing.
also, it's important to wash your hair properly, you can find it on youtube. as someone with an oily scalp who lives in a humid country, it's annoying to wash my hair every day because it's just greasy easily, but now I can shampoo once every 3days
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Hinarushi
Dry/Sensitive
Hi! Thanks for your tips. 😊 I use a medicated Shampoo from Neutrogena. I haven't tried a hair scrub yet. I am looking into a chemical exfoliation treatment with sapicylic acid instead. I always use plenty of conditioner (never on my scalp). I use my fingertips to massage and scrub my scalp and less the hair in order to spare it from dryness.
One thing I've noticed though, because I feel anxious, I start "massaging" my scalp with my hands a lot and I think this stimulates the oil glands. I've consciously worked to stop this and I've noticed an improvement, although it doesn't last. I am now trying a scalp serum with some mint essential oil (I know, yuck) but it seems to have a nice toning effect and reduce the oil production. :D
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Negin
Dry/Resilient
Do you double wash when you wash your hair? That’s a game changer. Do you exfoliate your scalp? A good exfoliation will also help.
Do you use many products in your hair or touch your hair often. That will increase the oiliness.
Dry shampoo are ok but often a temporary fix. Brittle dull hair can sometimes lack hydration. A hair mask?
also a sleeping cap and silk pillow case will help your hair and scalp
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Don't Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Hair Mask
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Hinarushi
Dry/Sensitive
Hi! I double wash, sometimes even going the third time with shampoo in. I haven't tried yet ti exfoliate my scalp but I am eyeing The Inkey List's Salicylic Acid scalp treatment. I heard that some people use sugar granules mixed with shampoo but haven't tried that yet.
I touch my scalp and hair a lot. I think this is one of the main issues. Most of the time I do this unconsciously but I have started to tone down this behaviour.
I use shampoo and conditioner only on my midsections and tips. I don't use oils or other leave-in products. My hair has been like this since I was a teenager. I think I need to incorporate a mask as you've mentioned.
I've got a sateen pillowcase and noticed it helps with frizz. 😁
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Ozu
Oily/Sensitive
Getting a professional hair shampoo for oily hair helps. Professional hair shampoos are typically use in salon. They're more effective and stay fresh longer. Brands like L'Oreal has entire range of shampoos for salon use.
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remedyforbeauty
Oily/Sensitive
so true, especially a professional clarifying or oily scalp shampoo will be very beneficial 🥳
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EnxhiB
Oily/Resilient
Dry shampoo is a life saver! You can try a hair mask and scalp exfoliating to see if they help at all. I have the same problem 🤷♀️ I've noticed when I'm in other countries, my hair is completely different due to the water we shower with!!!
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Hinarushi
Dry/Sensitive
I'll have to try dry shampoo to see how it fares! Hair issues are anxiety inducing for sure haha 😅 Have you tried any scalp exfoliating product?
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DanielleT
Oily/Resilient
I wish I had the perfect answer. I myself have to wash mine every other day. I use a dry shampoo in between. I’ve tried not washing it as much when I’ve been off work etc but it hasn’t helped me. You should buy shampoo based on your roots, so one that is for oily hair and a conditioner based on the ends of your hair. Try not to apply the conditioner straight on the roots ❤️
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