If you have a constant appearance and appearance of oil in your hair, no matter how many times you wash it, excessive fat production may be the cause of this condition.

Different types of hair produce some fat to nourish and maintain their health as well as protect the scalp. But too much fat can lead to seborrheic dermatitis, a condition that causes red, scaly patches on the skin with dandruff. Seborrheic dermatitis can be difficult to treat.

Highly oily hair can also cause embarrassment and low self-esteem.

There are several treatments that can help reduce hair oil without completely eliminating the natural fats needed by the hair or stimulating the scalp.

Wash
your hair more often

Sometimes, oily hair is caused by excess fat that is not properly removed. Some people with oily hair may need to wash their hair daily.

The shampoo helps to remove excess fat, as well as hair products and other waste products that have accumulated on the scalp and can give the hair a greasy appearance and feel.

Wash your hair less

. Excessive hair washing can often remove natural hair oils and even cause the hair to produce more fat. Therefore, daily hair washing may be too much for some people.

People who experience rapid hair loss after shampooing and itching or irritation of the scalp may need to wash their hair less frequently. Doing so can help balance fat production and prevent oily hair.

Improve your washing technique

Following inappropriate hair washing habits can cause excessive hair oil and damage to the scalp.

You should gently massage the hair roots and scalp with a small amount of shampoo.

Avoid scratching the scalp or grabbing the hair. Severe rubbing of the scalp and hair can irritate and produce excess fat.

Finally, rinse your hair and scalp well so that no shampoo remains on the scalp.

Use less hair conditioner Hair conditioner

products can cause faster accumulation of fat which leads to oily hair.

Apply conditioners on the ends of the hair strands to prevent them from drying out. After using conditioners, rinse your hair well.

Set up a hair washing program

Sometimes it is better to wash your hair during the day, such as after exercise or as a first step after waking up.

Washing your hair at night may mean getting oily hair the next morning. Exercising also causes sweating, which can make your hair look greasy and dirty.

Washing your hair after wearing a hat, helmet or scarf is also a good idea. Covering the head generates heat, which causes the scalp to sweat and trap fat.
Use a dry shampoo

Some people may not want to wash their hair daily, or even if they do, they may experience greasy hair after a short time. In these cases, dry shampoo may help because the effects are immediate.

Dry shampoo removes excess oil from the hair. For people looking for home-made alternatives, cornstarch or baby powder can have a similar effect.

It should be noted that excessive use of dry shampoo can lead to the feeling of sand and dirt in the hair. Dry shampoo should not be considered as a substitute for shampoo and water because it does not help remove dirt and debris from the scalp. 

Avoid styling your hair
Avoid styling your hair too much.

Using a hair straightener and hair dryer can make your hair look more beautiful, but overuse can make your hair greasy faster than when you use it. It dries naturally.

Not using a hair straightener and hair dryer also protects the hair from heat-related damage.

Try different hairstyles

Some people like to pull and gather hair back, but this can cause fat to spread faster on the scalp.

If different treatments do not help reduce scalp fat, changing your hairstyle may help you feel better. In fact, oily hair can work well for some types of hairstyles.

Clean your

hair and comb brushes Regular cleaning of your hair and comb brushes can be helpful as it helps to remove waste products, dead skin and other debris on these tools.

If you do not clean your hair brush or comb, dust and debris will spread on the hair for later use. This can give your newly washed hair a greasy, messy look.

Do not touch your hair

People who play with their hair often experience greasy hair after touching it. Grease and dirt can be transferred from the hands to the hair. Also, when a person curls their hair, touches their hair or scratches their head, it stimulates the sebaceous glands to produce more fat.

Use the right

products There are several products on the market that are designed for oily hair. Changing the shampoo and using the right option can help remove excess oil and keep hair clean and healthy.

People who want to wash their hair every day should not use these strong shampoos because it can irritate the scalp. Using baby shampoo or shampoos designed for daily use are better choices.

Do not use hair products that contain silicone

Silicone is thought to make hair soft and shiny. But there is a fine line between shine and fat. Accumulation of silicone in the hair can give the hair a greasy appearance.

Also, silicone can prevent moisture from penetrating the hair shafts, so it is recommended that people do not use silicone-containing products in their hair care routine as much as possible.

Avoid certain products.

People with oily hair should avoid hair conditioning products that can make the hair fall asleep and give it an oily appearance. Products that claim to soften and nourish the hair are not normally necessary and may worsen the oily appearance of the hair. 

Try natural coconut oil products

In situations where using oil may not seem like a cure for oily hair, coconut oil can help. Coconut oil lifts fat from the scalp and at the same time nourishes and softens the ends of the hair strands.

Wash your hair with tea tree oil

A study found that using a shampoo containing 5% tea tree oil compared to placebo helped improve dandruff, relieve itchy scalp and reduce hair oil.
Use Charming Hazelnut Charming

hazelnut can be useful for people with oily hair. This product helps close the pores of the skin that produce fat.

Also, hazelnut can relieve itching and inflammation and help restore the scalp’s natural pH balance. Hazelnut is also a gentle solution for people with sensitive scalp.

Use tea

Small studies have shown that green tea can help maintain a healthy, oil-free scalp. Green tea can help reduce fat production and also nourish the scalp with nutrients.

Using a shampoo containing green tea extract can help people reduce hair oil.