Sentences with phrase «oily hair wash»

Dr. Fusco suggests people with oily hair wash their strands everyday, just like you do with your face to remove the excess oil so it's less noticable in your hairstyles.

Not exact matches

I have very fine hair so my hair tends to get oily quick but washing it every single day is bad, especially if it's colored.

I realize that since I started using Le Coloré as my solid shampoo, I haven't had to use my dry shampoo to combat oily hair in between washings unless I am really going too long between shampoos.

My hair is pretty oily, so I don't normally go more than two or three days without washing it.

Honestly, it wasn't easy to not wash my hair when my scalp already looked oily, but I got brave and only washed it twice a week.

«For those with more sebum production, the scalp and hair may appear more oily, and they may actually need to wash daily,» says Dr. Rogers.

Please note that it will leave hair oily and need to be washed / rinsed well as to not leave residue.

If your hair is oily at the roots, wash it.

I found that when I switched over to natural hair care, my hair became more balanced: not too oily, not too dry, and I'm able to go longer between washes because my scalp and hair are healthy and happy.

I'd like to go back to oil cleansing but found it very difficult to get the oil off my face, and it would usually end up getting my hairline oily which was very annoying because I don't like to wash my hair too often.

My hair is now oilier and needs washing more often, but my skin is much, much better — no longer super dry, the tone is more even, and I only get a little bit of minor acne.

I do wash my hair every day though, because I don't like that dirty, oily feeling.

By mid-day after a wash, my hair was limp, oily and sad.

I could only go 2 days in the past without washing because my hair was so gross and oily.

This approach is, in theory, supposed to help your scalp heal from commercial stripping and stop the vicious cycle of super oily hair and needing to «wash» away the oils.

I'll probably never be one of those girls who can do a week in between washes (I have fine hair and naturally oily skin), but I go every other or every third day if I'm lucky and my hair is shinier and healthier because of it.

I have found that because I wash my hair with Dr. Bronner's and then rinse with vinegar I get an oily tub / shower from the vinegar «unsaponifying» the soap still hanging out in the tub.

I can go an extra day or two without washing my hair since my roots are not oily.

I really don't wash my hair all that much (it makes my hair more oily, TBH!)

I only wash my hair 1 - 2 times a week, so I don't want to add conditioner to my roots and possibly make them oily sooner than normal.

When I had long hair, I had to wash + dry it daily because it would tend to get super oily + dry.

Washing at night only leads to oily, unmanageable hair in the am, & a ponytail.

I think this would be a great oil for anyone who had dry rough hair but it's great for any hair type (I have oily hair if I do not wash it every day).

I'd read lots of anecdotes about people who skipped washing their hair with everything except water, which resulted is less oily scalps.