| HAIR TODAY, GONE TOMORROW:
HAIR Oily Hair |
Lucky you! Oily hair tends to be very
strong and healthy, and is easily styled. However, it loses
its style quickly and becomes stringy and limp, and is prone to dandruff.
1. Be sure to brush regularly and to massage your scalp to promote circulation. These
actions do not increase oil production and they will maintain your hair’s health.
2. Use a cleansing-only shampoo. Ones with citric juice or malic acid will be especially
effective in removing excess grease. Breck Shampoo is a good, plain shampoo. Others:
Nexxus’s Aloe Rid, Redmond’s Australian Hair Citrifier.
3. Don’t use a daily or a baby shampoo. They will probably be too gentle to provide much
cleansing. Avoid conditioning shampoos because they contain oils and waxes that will only
add weight to your hair.
4. If you have dandruff, use a shampoo with sulfur. Over-the-counter products like Selsun
and Sebulex are good. Your doctor can give you a prescription for a very strong sulfur
shampoo.
5. If you use a conditioner, you don’t need one with aloe, balsam, protein, jojoba oil, or
waxes. Look for ones with hydrolyzed proteins or silicones. If you have processed hair, apply
the conditioner only at the ends of your hair where it’s drier.
6. The best after-shampoo treatment is to add the juice of 1 lemon in a cup of warm water
and pour it all over your hair. Rinse out with cool water. Lemon juice is an astringent that will
close the pores in your hair, blocking the release of oil, and will make your hair shiny.
7. The best styling product is mousse because it does not contain oils and will add volume.
8. Always blow-dry away from your scalp. Letting your hair dry naturally as it rests on your
scalp allows it to pick up oils.
9. Don’t use hair spray. It’ll only collect dust and moisture from the air..
its style quickly and becomes stringy and limp, and is prone to dandruff.
1. Be sure to brush regularly and to massage your scalp to promote circulation. These
actions do not increase oil production and they will maintain your hair’s health.
2. Use a cleansing-only shampoo. Ones with citric juice or malic acid will be especially
effective in removing excess grease. Breck Shampoo is a good, plain shampoo. Others:
Nexxus’s Aloe Rid, Redmond’s Australian Hair Citrifier.
3. Don’t use a daily or a baby shampoo. They will probably be too gentle to provide much
cleansing. Avoid conditioning shampoos because they contain oils and waxes that will only
add weight to your hair.
4. If you have dandruff, use a shampoo with sulfur. Over-the-counter products like Selsun
and Sebulex are good. Your doctor can give you a prescription for a very strong sulfur
shampoo.
5. If you use a conditioner, you don’t need one with aloe, balsam, protein, jojoba oil, or
waxes. Look for ones with hydrolyzed proteins or silicones. If you have processed hair, apply
the conditioner only at the ends of your hair where it’s drier.
6. The best after-shampoo treatment is to add the juice of 1 lemon in a cup of warm water
and pour it all over your hair. Rinse out with cool water. Lemon juice is an astringent that will
close the pores in your hair, blocking the release of oil, and will make your hair shiny.
7. The best styling product is mousse because it does not contain oils and will add volume.
8. Always blow-dry away from your scalp. Letting your hair dry naturally as it rests on your
scalp allows it to pick up oils.
9. Don’t use hair spray. It’ll only collect dust and moisture from the air..
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