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Are you struggling with greasy hair? Here's how to deal with oily hair once and for all. Oily Hair Causes Here are some factors that affect how greasy your hair becomes and how quickly it becomes oily.      Natural oil production. The sebaceous glands in our scalp produce oil to make hair naturally strong, lustrous and healthy. However, overproduction of these natural oils can create a build-up, leaving hair with that overly slick, limp look. How much oil your glands produce varies from one person to the next.      Hair type. Typically, coarse or textured hair remains fresh-looking even after a week. However, fine hair will probably look and feel greasy even after a day.       Till, the first two factors may overlap one another. Your specific condition depends on how much oil your scalp produces and how well your hair type can handle that amount.     Washing your hair too frequently dries out the scalp and hair. In turn, our s...

When we shampoo, along with the accumulated dirt and dust, natural oils are stripped from the hair and washed down the drain. To retain hair ’ s healthy shine and bounce, we need to condition it after shampooing. Hair conditioner replenishes moisture and strengthens the cuticles so that hair grows without breaking easily. How to Apply Hair Conditioner Most of us may wonder why our hair still feels dry and brittle despite regular conditioning. Hair care experts reveal that we may have been doing it wrong. Here ’ s how to properly use a hair conditioner. ·          Apply conditioner to towel-dried or damp hair so the moisturisers can soak into the hair shaft. Never apply conditioner on hair that’s soaking wet. Think of a sponge. A saturated sponge can’t possibly absorb more moisture. Like a sponge, hair that’s soaking wet cannot absorb the moisturising ingredients of the conditioner. Therefore, after shampooing, dry hair with a towel before a...