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REMOVE BUILDUP MONTHLY<\/strong><\/p>\nUse a clarifying shampoo once a month to remove any extra buildup of oil and hair-care products. Many clarifying shampoos contain sodium lauryl sulphates that strip oil from both the scalp and the hair shaft. As an alternative, some people prefer to add baking soda to their shampoo every two-to-four weeks.<\/p>\n
INSTANT FIXES<\/strong><\/p>\n If you do not have the time for a wet shampoo bath as you are running out of time, you can try a dry shampoo process. It is nothing but applying some talc on your scalp. You need to dust it off immediately. The talc that you apply on our scalp will prevent the oil that your body prepares to react on your hair. Hence, your hair will not look oily. You can also use corn starch instead of talcum powder on your hair. Make sure that you wash off your hair once you return back.<\/p>\n CONDITION WITH CAUTION<\/strong><\/p>\n Conditioners and detangling products can make your hair look greasy. When applying conditioning products start at the ends where hair is the driest. Some women use no conditioner at all or only once a week.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n BALANCE YOUR BRUSHING<\/strong><\/p>\n Not brushing enough keeps natural oils from being distributed, and they just build up on the scalp. Over-brushing, on the other hand, can stimulate oil production. So just make sure to find a healthy balance for your hair.<\/p>\n CHOOSE PRODUCTS WISELY<\/strong><\/p>\n Make sure you don’t use too many mousses and gels that can cause buildup. Also try to avoid products that make hair “shiny” as these can make oily-prone hair just look greasier. If you can, just cut out styling products altogether.<\/p>\n HAIR RINSE<\/strong><\/p>\n Add two tablespoons of white vinegar or the juice of one lemon should be mixed with one cup of water. After shampooing, rinse your hair with this mixture, let it sit for few mins before you rinse your hair with tepid water.\u00a0\u00a0The lemon juice is also an effective way of getting rid of shampoo build-up on your hair.<\/p>\n DO NOT OVERUSE SHAMPOO<\/strong><\/p>\n Don’t be tricked into thinking that shampoo is your best friend. It’s only going to help you look stylish if you use the right amount. Instead of pouring as much of it into your palm as you can, only use a quarter-sized amount. That’s all you need.<\/p>\n SHRINK PORES NATURALLY<\/strong><\/p>\n For extremely oily hair, try astringents and natural acids that help slow the production of sebum. Some natural remedies recommended by hair-care experts to battle oil include rinsing hair with beer, lemon juice or vinegar to de-slick hair. Mouthwash and witch hazel are astringents that both tighten skin and shrink pores. All you need to do is dip a cotton swab into the mixture and dab onto your scalp. Astringents should be applied after you’ve finished shampooing and rinsing.<\/p>\n