My most common complaint when I sit behind the chair, especially during the winter months, is: Why is my hair so greasy and how can I stop it from looking greasy? First of all, this is completely normal and most of the time the person who suffers from greasy hair is not even a dirty or dirty person. The solution can actually be quite simple, once you figure out what is causing the problem and find a good greasy hair treatment.

An oily substance called sebum is a natural oil that our oil glands produce to protect the hair shaft from drying out and to keep our locks healthy. A healthy hair care routine and diet support proper oil production. However, there are certain practices that can disrupt the sebaceous glands, causing them to produce more oil than necessary. Excess oil can also be due to improper cleansing of the oily scalp and dirt that builds up in the hair over time from hands, brushes, hats, and hair products that we use.

Keep in mind that sebum production is different for every person and hair type. For example, the texture of straight and fine hair is more prone to oily hair, and oily hair can become visible more quickly. Curly hair is naturally drier and the oil that the scalp naturally produces has a hard time flowing down the hair shaft, eventually causing dry split ends. So make sure you appreciate your scalp oil, but also learn to control it. This is where the tips below can help.

As mentioned above, our scalp produces sebum, our body’s natural oil and form of lubrication. This oil is very good for hair, it nourishes the scalp and hair strands. The trick is that if your scalp is very dry, it signals that more oils need to be produced.