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FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

carowd — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 02:37:02 GMT

hi! My hair is fine but I have a lot of it. It gets greasy by the end of the day and I’ve tried to “train” it and it doesn’t help. I’ve also tried the igk charcoal dry shampoo but it dries my roots out too much and causes dandruff. It also tangles by the back of my neck my like crazy. What shampoo & conditioners would be good? Or any remedies? I’ve tried oiling and have the ouai fine to medium hair hair mask.

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

oliviarowat28 — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 05:00:12 GMT

i have a similar issue with my hair, i would make sure to not use to many products on your hair to prevent a build up, and i would recommend using the ouai detoxifying shampoo. It works so nice with my hair as i also have very fine hair, and definitely helps with grease, i would also recommend, if you don’t already, shampooing twice. Those are some things i’ve done and have helped me a ton.

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

carowd — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 05:58:39 GMT

thank you!! 🩷

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

haleyvvvv — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 06:43:45 GMT

Is your hair long or short, @carowd ? I know when my hair was less than shoulder length, I had to wash it almost every day or it was too oily.

I like to weekly use a detox shampoo, the Ouai one suggested below is good. I also like to alternate weekly with a scalp scrub .You'll also want to use a deep conditioner (just on the lengthy part, not near the roots) to follow up. I like the .

If you can, try to shampoo every other day and alternate with a dry shampoo (but also if you hair feels better to shampoo every day, then that's all right!!). For dry shampoo, rice powder based ones are quite nice like the or . The are both more heavy duty dry shampoos but work well to control oil, but Ive noticed I like to leave them in the night before and comb through and find this doesn't irritate my scalp.

A pre shampoo hair oil or serum can definitely help control oil production after a few weeks. I also like the if I'm having a dermatitis or dandruff flare up. It really doesn't add to oil (I use it in place of the detox shampoo).

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

carowd — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 06:50:01 GMT

Thanks so much for the recommendations! My hair is to my waist so its kinda long. I’ll be sure to try some of those products! 💓

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

NadiaDenisse — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 07:32:01 GMT

First of all, wash your hair whenever it’s dirty. You CANNOT “train” your hair. Total myth. Especially with us fine-hair girlies.

As for a product I have tried many. There is one I’ve been using for the past 2 months and absolutely love. But it’s not a Sephora brand. It’s by Coco & Eve, “Pro Youth Hair & Scalp Mask”. Has changed my hair. It used to be so greasy, dry, full of dandruff and this has helped tons. Greasy hair that persists despite washes…usually indicates a under hydrated scalp

hipe this helps!

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

Mel231 — Tue, 09 Jan 2024 17:21:44 GMT

@carowd I have given up on dry shampoos. I just try to avoid using too many products to avoid build-up, and shampoo when needed, usually every day or two. Make sure you are using enough shampoo to really get your scalp clean, and that the shampoo isn't just getting "lost" in your hair. Shampoo twice. Shampoos that seem to do a good job for me include or , (once weekly, or more often as the first shampoo), and a scrub once weekly like , , or Christophe Robin's sea salt scrub.

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

GlamGoddess01 — Wed, 10 Jan 2024 18:05:02 GMT

Hello, fine hair goddess!

My hair is fine, naturally-wavy/curly, long (to b00b line), gets totally frizzy in this San Fran weather, AND I workout hard everyday while wearing it pulled back rolling on dirty floormats and whatnot so not washing it EVERY DAY would be totally disgusting. Yes, everyone is like, "you can't wash it everyday blah blah blah". Nope, I'm washing it. This modern day society and where I live and all things considered, I would consider it unsanitary for my home if not washed everyday. And guess what, I also have chemically-processed hair on top of all of this!

Finding the right shampoo & oil balance is key for you. Products that work for me (and I'm still looking for my own optimal system) are:

The #volumizing shampoo & conditioner (with kelp) from a line called "100% Pure" based in San Jose, Ca. Try their monthly sub, it's cheaper, but with uglier (bigger size, more product in the) bottles. This works for my fine hair. Think clean products since ur using alot everyday

and not too much, but focusing on ends more than anything. This will reduce drying time and support.

My hair styling product is . I didn't like it at first then realized I wasn't using enough. It is heat protectant also. It adds a nice smoothing/hair glass effect and does hydrate to a degree, but meh idk about its hydration effect per say, but it does smooth things out and give you a polished look while helping to seal cuticles. That brings me to this:

Make sure your conditioner does NOT weigh your hair down. Try out different conditioners. I would say this should be your first focus right now. That and buying the dreamcoat to see how it works for you. Styling products are (almost) everything.

Now all that said (sorry, I'm writing an essay right now), I haven't even added in a scalp scrub, deep conditioning, or Leave-In! That would change the whole dynamic and the aforementioned combo I suggested may not even work anymore. I do not know. But if you're washing your hair daily... shouldn't simplicity be a key?

Someone else mentioned to make sure your shampoo doesn't get "lost" in your hair and I totally agree in that you need to be making sure you get a good lather and I do two passes on my hair and rinse thoroughly. I saw this girl once say she shampoos twice and conditions twice and she was beautiful and her hair on point so I do this to this day. Sometimes I'll just do one pass if my hair isn't nasty or if I'm washing twice a day, which happens!

Welp, that's all I've got for now. Hope this helps. Always remember this: You Are Beautiful & You Are Worth It! ❤️ Don't get overloaded and watch out for nasty chemicals in whatever you put on yer noggin'.

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

faeriegirl — Thu, 11 Jan 2024 03:30:40 GMT

@carowd A few things that have helped me are to use a clarifying shampoo a couple of times per week, if I wash my hair at night I use some dry shampoo in the morning, and not to let my hair air dry. It lasts longer if I blow dry it.

Re: FINE STRAIGHT GREASY HAIR HELP

carowd — Fri, 12 Jan 2024 01:41:43 GMT

thank you so much for your tips! 💞