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Solution for Extremely Oily Hair?

I have extremely oily hair with dandruff and it is falling out. What can I do?

By suhani from Punjab

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October 29, 20100 found this helpful

Try using Pure Emu Oil. Be sure that it is 100% pure and from Australia as its potency depends upon how it is made. You can massage it into your hair and scalp before bed and wash out in the morning. Good luck to you.

 

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October 29, 20100 found this helpful

Diet, age, genetics and hot/humid weather have a lot to do with oily hair and dandruff (and oily skin in general). I also want you to know that every single human being looses up to one hundred hairs every day and that is completely normal!

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When you wash your hair don't scrub your scalp hard but rather just hard enough to get the scalp and hair clean. Scrubbing the scalp vigorously stimulates the oil glands. Try to avoid foods with saturated fats and sugar as much as possible too. :-)

 
November 8, 20100 found this helpful

Chemicals can cause all kinds of problems. You might try using a J R Liggett's shampoo bar. I just discovered these, although they have been around for centuries. These contain no chemicals at all. They do contain lye which simply bonds all soaps, and you can make your own just like body soap if you choose to do so. I wanted to try them before I wanted to make some, so my health food store ordered some in. Saved on S&H from buying from the site.

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They have all kinds of them, and while you might not like the way your hair feels, (I didn't) after washing, it will dry beautifully. This is because it does not strip the oils from your hair (result will be no dandruff!). I think you are dealing with a chemical problem which is why I am making this suggestion. There are other chemically made shampoo bars which will simply cause the same problem you are having. Do check them out, and good luck to you!

 
March 15, 20220 found this helpful

I think you need to try a more natural shampoo, preferably one that is 100% natural with no added synthetic fragrances. colouring or other chemicals - and that's not such an easy thing to find these days. Many companies are not so 'up front' in declaring their full ingredients or where they come from.

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I've got oily hair, and VERY sensitive skin/scalp, so I've been through a similar process as you hoping to find a great simple shampoo for my type of hair. After many false starts, and a lot of searching and diligence, I finally came up with a suitable product last September, and I've been using it ever since. My hair has never looked or felt so good IMHO.
You can try it in the UK/EU from here: thesolidbarcompany.com/.../natural-vegan-shampoo
Or in the USA from here: thesolidbarcompanyusa.com/.../hair-care

They pretty much have a shampoo and conditioner to suit all hair types; hope this helps!

 

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