How to stop greasy hair?

Posted by Patricia Debrant on

In the lively and bustling city of Dubai, where the climate can be warm and humid, greasy hair is a common concern for many. This condition, known as hyper-seborrhea, results from an overproduction of sebum by the sebaceous glands. Various internal and external factors can contribute to this excess sebum production. Internally, hormonal imbalances triggered by stress, genetics, puberty, medical conditions, or an unbalanced diet can stimulate the sebaceous glands to produce more sebum. Externally, environmental factors such as pollution, frequent washing, exposure to heat from hairdryers or hot water, and the use of harsh chemical hair care products can also contribute to excessive sebum production.

But What is Sebum Used For?

Sebum itself plays a crucial role in maintaining hair health. When produced in normal amounts, it forms a protective hydrolipidic film on the scalp, maintaining the hair's natural moisture balance and shielding it from external aggressors like pollution, UV rays, and weather changes. Sebum also acts as a natural antimicrobial barrier, helping to prevent scalp infections. However, when sebum production becomes excessive, it can lead to oily scalp issues and related hair problems, especially in Dubai's humid climate.

How Can I Deal With an Oily Scalp in a More Natural Way?

To manage an oily scalp naturally, it's essential to choose hair care products specifically formulated to balance and regulate sebum production while respecting the scalp's natural equilibrium. Our product range provides a natural and effective solution. We recommend starting with our natural, neutral shampoo infused with plant keratin and formulated at a neutral pH to help control excess sebum. For enhanced efficacy, pair it with our special booster for oily hair enriched with essential oils of mint, rosemary, and jojoba. This booster helps regulate sebum production, leaving hair shiny, soft, and lightly scented with refreshing mint.

In addition to using appropriate products, spacing out shampoo sessions helps regulate sebum production by allowing the scalp to adjust naturally, reducing the frequency of greasiness. The ideal washing frequency is 2 to 3 times per week, ensuring to shampoo twice: first to cleanse and second to condition.

Always rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water (avoiding hot water, which can stimulate sebum production) and apply products sparingly to avoid overloading the scalp. A balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and essential fatty acids supports hormonal balance and helps reduce excessive sebum production. Adequate hydration by drinking plenty of water is also crucial for flushing out toxins and maintaining scalp health.

The Benefits of Natural Care for Oily Hair

Incorporating natural care products into your routine can further aid in managing oily scalp issues. Our scalp scrub, crafted with 98% natural ingredients and infused with essential oils of lavender, rosemary, and menthol, effectively removes accumulated impurities such as product residues, dead cells, and oily or dry dandruff. Use this scrub once or twice a month on damp hair before shampooing, gently massaging it into the scalp to cleanse, exfoliate, and detoxify, leaving your scalp refreshed with a cooling menthol sensation.

Embrace the natural beauty of Dubai, from its stunning skyscrapers to its tranquil beaches, while caring for your hair with eco-friendly, natural solutions. By choosing products that align with both your hair’s needs and environmental responsibility, you can enjoy healthy, vibrant hair that complements the breathtaking scenery of Dubai. Whether you're strolling along JBR Beach or exploring the vibrant souks, your hair will look and feel its best, free from the challenges of excess oil.

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