Oily Hair & Scalp Products

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We’re proud to offer some of the best shampoo for oily hair. Restore a healthy scalp and beautiful hair by adopting an all-natural regimen that cleans, refreshes, and eliminates oil-producing properties. FAQs What causes oily hair? When the sebaceous glands on the scalp make too much oil, it can result in oily hair. This excess oil may come from hormonal changes, genetics, overwashing, or the use of heavy hair products. Additionally, stress, diet, and environmental conditions may play a role. Check out our oily hair care tips for more guidance. How do I stop my hair from being oily? To stop your hair from being oily, brush your hair twice daily to distribute oils evenly throughout your hair and scalp. Avoid touching it frequently and conditioning the roots. Ensure that you are shampooing properly, focusing on cleansing the scalp. Be sure to opt for lightweight hair styling products, as others can weigh your hair down and contribute to oiliness. What impact does hair texture have on oiliness? Hair texture can influence how quickly oils travel from the scalp to the hair strands. Because of this, fine hair tends to show oiliness, while coarse or thick hair may mask it to some extent due to its texture. What products should I look for if I have oily hair? Choose oily hair products that are silicone-free, lightweight, and clarify the scalp without over-drying. A shampoo to get rid of build up is great for occasional deeper cleanses. For ongoing care, explore our Rebalancing treatments to help regulate sebum production. Should I avoid using conditioner if I have oily hair? It’s not necessary to skip conditioner, but it's best to apply it primarily to the mid-lengths and ends of your hair, avoiding the scalp where oil production builds up. How often should I wash my oily hair? For oily hair, wash your hair regularly, but not excessively. Every two to three days is recommended, but some may need to wash it daily. If your hair becomes greasy by the day’s end, you may need to