I wash my hair every day, but my hair is still oily, what should I do?

The nature of the scalp is related to dietary habits, and it is best to eat less oily and spicy foods if you have greasy hair. Try not to eat greasy and fatty foods.

Try a more alkaline shampoo, such as Head & Shoulders or Rejoice, preferably without oil control, it is said that the more oil control, the more oil you control! You can also try a shampoo containing ginger or seaweed, which can make the hair follicles healthy, reduce oiliness and hair loss, wash your hair once every 2-3 days, and it is best not to use any shampoo or other things, in fact, you can use soap.

There are two kinds of oil, one is born with oily hair, then there is no other way but to wash the hair, and the other is because the unstable life pattern can lead to oily hair, and the sleep problem is the main thing (this kind of conditioning will get better slowly).

Daily habits.

Try to cut your hair short or tie it up so that your hair doesn't get to the roots. Be sure to pay attention to rest, go to bed early, and not stay up late. Of course, you can't smoke, and keep your eyes away from the environment. （

Wash your hair every day, of course, your hair will be oily.

This is the same as ** The scalp is dehydrated, the body will secrete oil to balance the water and oil, keep the moisture, prevent the loss of water, wash the hair too often, so that the water and oil are lost, in order to keep it moist, the scalp only secretes more oil, so washing the hair every day will take away the oil on the surface of the scalp, making the hair oilier and the ends of the hair will be drier.

You should wash your hair 2 or 3 times a week, and everybody knows that, but why wouldn't anyone do it?

Well. That's right. My hair also has an oily scalp and dry strands.

I didn't feel like I had to wash my hair when I took a shower because it was dry. But after 10 p.m., you will find that the oil is starting to come out.

So I'm getting my scalp used to myself, and I can adjust it to wash it every two days.

You can wash it every day. Don't use too much conditioner, and you can't use it at the root of your hair, then protect your dirty liver and eat some liver protection tablets, so you won't secrete so much oil.

Try not to wash your hair every day, if you wash your hair every day, it is likely to lead to your hair loss. It would be better to try to use some more refreshing shampoos.

Oily hair is not washed every day; If you have oily hair, pay attention to eating less sweets and sweet drinks.

1. Of course, washing our hair every day is not good and will hurt our hair.

2. Each of us has a different hair quality, if it belongs to oily hair, it is helpless, you need to wash your hair every day, because the oil produced by oily hair is relatively fast, then it will destroy the hair follicles, thus causing hair loss. If you don't have oily hair, you don't have to wash it every day.

3. We are now accustomed to taking care of our hair and using some conditioner. Thus avoiding dull hair with no color. But when we are in hair care, the focus is not on the hair, but on the hair, in the middle or at the end.

4. Many people want to have smooth and flowing hair, which is not something that can be done in the short term, and requires our long-term efforts and perseverance.

5. Because people are under a lot of pressure nowadays, it is easy to grow gray hair, once the melanin is reduced, the hair will become white, at this time it is best not to pull it out, because it will hurt the hair follicles, and it is best for the hair to fall out naturally.

6. Every time we wash our hair, we are accustomed to blowing our hair with a hair dryer, so when blowing our hair, we should choose the temperature of the wind according to our hair quality, if the texture of the hair is hard, then choose hot air, if it is fine and soft hair, then choose cold air.

7. Now that hair loss has become a norm, many people are pursuing hair growth methods, and many home remedies have been born. Be sure to decide on your own situation.