I have EXTREMELY oily hair. I've been looking into dry shampoo for in between freshening ups. Anybody use one? Recommend one?
Thanks for any suggestions!
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I didn't get this from a site, but from a recommendation from a salon hairstylist.
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Here is the link to the Shampoo
http://www.shampooline.com/chi-clean-start-clarifying-shampoo-12oz.html
I do not believe you can buy this shampoo in stores I think you will need a hair dresses liscence to buy this I could be wrong but I was told they dont sell to the public but I guess here online it is ok... Who Knows.
But anyway try that shampoo it has worked for me and it is a very good cleanser for your hair without damaging it.
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M$Spray shampoos,Batiste Dry Shampoo are some of the options available in the market.
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M$Also, I don't want you to erroneously conclude that I think you are fat. Weight has nothing to do with it, because I am quite skinny, but also can have the same problem. Oils in the diet in general, are absorbed directly from the intestine into the blood stream without further processing. Eating more fiber can hinder this process, because certain fibers, such as bran, can compete and sop up some of the oil in your diet. Something like what they do during oil spills, they throw a lot of straw onto the oil. So another experiment you could do is include more fiber in your diet, such as oatmeal, and see what happens.
And another idea is to exercise, to burn up excess oil before it gets deposited on your hair and skin. Go for a run or swim after eating.
And you could just fast, which is just a more extreme form of not eating oily foods, but worth a try if you can stand it. In fact, I suspect if you were to skip breakfast tomorrow, and then take a shower, and wash your hair, and then not eat for the rest of the day, by evening, I bet you will even notice a slight difference. If then, tomorrow night, you eat a meal having very little oil, such as oatmeal cooked with banana, sprinkled with brown sugar, but no regular milk, just skim milk, you will notice in one day when the diet change works for you. This is treating the problem from the source of the oil, which I believe in your case, is the diet. I assume you are not diabetic. If so, then eliminate the brown sugar.
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This is a very interesting tack on the the problem. Some of the things are definitely worth a try.
Thanks for the comment! Maybe someone here can try this experiment and report their experiences here and we can get some data. And if in the affirmative, then maybe my answer will be voted the best! I know this works for me. When I fry my food, not only my hair gets oily, but also my face. You really have to cut all the oil out to notice the difference initially, because there may be a lot of oil already in circulation. But somebody do it now before the question expires!
If you're looking for a daily shampoo to control the oil try Head & Shoulders Classic Clean. (It's NOT just for dandruff!)
Or, if you prefer using a treatment occasionally to maintain- try Neutrogena Anti-Residue Shampoo once a week. Should keep it in check!
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http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/601499/homemade_dry_shampoo_for_oily_hair.html
Also, here is a great one: Klorane Dry Shampoo
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I browsed shampoos that could help. I've read from one site that shampoos with Zinc is good for oily hair. Anti-dandruff shampoos like head & shoulders have this. I agree with that too. Anti dandruff shampoo also leaves the hair dry than usual. Lot of people could attest to that.
Below is the link where you could see other shampoos especially made for hair like yours. Hope that helps! :)
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I've actually seen this talked about on a couple of other sites when I was doing a search. Thanks for the answer.