Oily Hair
Hair that becomes oily quickly is often associated with increased sebum production, an unsuitable shampoo, touching the hair too frequently, or improper scalp washing. As a result, the hair loses its lightness and volume and can look unkempt shortly after washing.
In this category, you will find Milva shampoos and hair care products designed for normal to oily hair and scalp. Nettle and white kaolin are used in products focused on thorough cleansing and reducing the feeling of oily roots.
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Why does hair become oily just one day after washing?
Sebum is a natural part of the scalp's protective barrier. The problem arises when it is produced in larger amounts and the hair at the roots quickly loses its freshness, lightness and volume.
Oiliness can be worsened by water that is too hot, insufficient rinsing of shampoo, frequent touching of the hair, using overly nourishing products at the roots or choosing an unsuitable shampoo.
Which shampoo is suitable for oily hair?
For regular oiliness
Choose a lightweight shampoo that thoroughly cleanses the scalp without unnecessarily weighing it down. A nettle shampoo can be a suitable choice.
For more intensive cleansing
If a gentle shampoo is not enough, you can add Huma shampoo with white kaolin to your routine. If you have a sensitive scalp, introduce it gradually.
For dandruff and itching
Choose your shampoo according to any accompanying concerns as well. Products with sulfur, propolis or salicylic acid may be suitable.
Active ingredients in oily hair care
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How often should you wash oily hair?
Wash your hair as needed. There is no need to extend the time between washes at all costs if your scalp is oily, itchy or uncomfortable.
Proper technique is more important than the exact number of washes. Apply shampoo mainly to the roots, gently massage the scalp and rinse everything thoroughly.
How should you wash oily hair properly?
Wet your hair thoroughly
Use lukewarm water. Water that is too hot can unnecessarily irritate the scalp.
Apply shampoo to the roots
Gently massage it in with your fingertips. Do not scratch the scalp with your nails.
Wash twice if needed
The first wash removes sebum and impurities, while the second allows the shampoo to work more evenly.
Conditioner only on the lengths
Do not apply nourishing products directly to the roots if your hair becomes oily quickly.
Rinse thoroughly
Product residue can weigh hair down and shorten the feeling of freshness after washing.
What else can help with hair that becomes oily quickly?
Touch your hair less frequently and regularly clean your hairbrush, pillowcase, hats and styling tools.
Use dry shampoo as a temporary solution between washes, not as a substitute for regular scalp cleansing.
Important: If oiliness is accompanied by severe itching, redness, inflammation, tenderness or persistent flaking, we recommend consulting a dermatologist.
