The American Academy of Dermatology recommends that those with extremely oily hair shower up to once a day.
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Wash more often
However, if you're already washing your hair once a day and still feel greasy at the end of the day, experiment with how frequently you wash your hair.
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Wash less often
It may not sound like rocket science, but washing your hair wrong can result in an oily scalp and damaged hair.
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Shampoo properly
Conditioner may make your hair seem oily and cause oil to build up faster. Condition only the ends of your hair and be sure to properly rinse.
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Condition carefully
Straightening irons and blow dryers may help you achieve a smooth, sleek look. However, they can also make your hair appear oily faster.
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Go natural
A lot of effort and research has gone into ensuring hair care products live up to their claims. If your current shampoo isn't cutting it, consider a clarifying shampoo with stronger detergents.
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Use products formulated for oily hair
Your brush might be clogged with styling chemicals, oils, and other junk, causing your locks to become unclean right away after washing.
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Clean your brush
Aloe creates an excellent hair and scalp mask because it eliminates excess oil, prevents product buildup, soothes the scalp, and preserves strands.
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Deep clean with aloe
Many products, such as shampoos, conditioners, creams, and style treatments, include silicone to help smooth hair and give shine.
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Avoid products with silicone