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Taking Care of Greasy Hair
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Men| 1 | Wash your hair according to need, but no more than once a day! Only use extra soft shampoo, with a neutral pH and without sodium laureth sulfate. |
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Ultra soft? A good criterion is the foaming power. The softer a shampoo, the less it produces foam, and the less it risks aggressing your sebaceous glands. |
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| 3 | You should be aware that rinsing your hair for a long period of time under tepid water can sometimes enable you to 'skip' a shampoo. That will be one fewer one, and it's for the better! |
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| 4 | Do not frenetically rub your scalp during the shampoo: it stimulates the sebaceous glands and thus triggers the sebum's action! |
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| 5 | For the same reason, do not use an excessively hot drier! It will artificially dry your skin and make it secrete more sebum as soon as the hair is dry. |
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| 6 | Try to avoid constantly running your hair through your hair! It is a habit that favours the migration of the sebum from the scalp to the hair. |
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| 7 | Have a shampoo after exercising, or any effort that will have made your scalp sweat: sebum and sweat do not mix well! |
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| 8 | Avoid everything made out of industrial sugars: pastries, candy, white rice and bread, fast food, etc. |
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| 9 | Eat green vegetables and fruit. They are said to be generally good for your health? Well, they are also good for fighting sebum. They help to eliminate toxins. |
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| 10 | If you are usually stressed, relax. Every stress rush corresponds to an increase in sebum! |
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MenIf despite those tips, you still suffer from excess sebum, we recommend 
an In-depth Diagnosis of Your Hair
OTHER QUICK TIPS
Taking Care of Breaking Hair
Taking Care of Dry Hair
Taking Care of Dull and Porous Hair
Taking Care of Falling Hair
Taking Care of Scalp Dandruff or Irritations
Taking Care of Thinning Hair
Treat your Hair to the French Touch! |
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