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25 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Greasy Hair

Fundamental Changes to Your Routine

If you’re bothered by the oil in your hair, some remedies like rinsing with apple cider vinegar and changing your wash routine can help it feel less greasy without stripping off your natural scalp oil.

1. Wash more often

People with really oily hair may need to shampoo up to once a day, according to the American Academy of Dermatology Association. Shampooing helps remove excess oil, debris, and leftover products from the scalp.

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2. Wash less often

If you wash your hair once a day and it’s still greasy by the end of the day, it might be worth playing with your washing frequency.

3. Shampoo properly

To properly wash your hair, gently work a small amount of shampoo into your roots and scalp. Avoid using your nails or creating unnecessary friction on the strands.

4. Condition carefully

Conditioners can make your hair look greasy and cause oils to pile up faster. You can try conditioning just the ends of your hair, and be sure to rinse thoroughly.

Product Changes

5. Try air drying

Straightening irons and blow dryers can give you a smooth, sleek finish. But they may also make your hair look greasy faster.

6. Use products formulated for oily hair

Much thought and research has gone into making hair care products live up to their hype. If your shampoo isn’t cutting it, try a clarifying shampoo with stronger detergents.

7. Avoid products with silicone

Many products, including shampoos, conditioners, creams, and styling products, contain silicone to help smooth hair and add shine.

Scalp Care

8. Rinse properly

Spend an extra minute or two making sure you have all of the shampoo and conditioner out of your hair. This can make a big difference in how your hair looks and feels.

9. Clean your brush

A dirty brush has no place with freshly washed hair.

10. Be gentle

Whether you’re washing, brushing, styling, or scratching your head, it’s important to be extra gentle.

Natural Ingredients

11. Shampoo with tea tree oil

Tea tree oil has antibiotic and antifungal properties. It may improve dandruff, reduce itchiness, and improve greasiness.

12. Shampoo with green tea

Green tea extract may reduce sebum production and nourish skin when applied topically.

13. Deep condition with coconut oil

Coconut oil treatment can help lift oil off the scalp and roots while adding much-appreciated deep hydration.

14. Rinse with apple cider vinegar

A well-diluted apple cider vinegar rinse can help remove product buildup, balance scalp pH, and reduce frizz.

Additional Tips

15. Try DIY dry shampoo

Cornstarch or baby powder are classic DIY dry shampoo substitutes if you don’t have dry shampoo and need some in a pinch.

16. Try witch hazel

Witch hazel can relieve itching, close oil-producing pores, and reduce inflammation caused by dandruff, pH imbalance, or other scalp disorders.

17. Sweeten with honey

Honey masks can help soothe your scalp and prevent or treat dandruff thanks to its antibacterial and antifungal properties.

18. Avoid playing with your hair

Brushing and touching your hair frequently can stimulate oil glands. You can draw scalp oils down into the strands and add extra oils from your hands.

19. Plan your washes around your workouts

Sweating spreads oils and can leave your hair looking less than fresh. Try to schedule your shampooing around your sweatiest workouts to get the most out of each wash.

20. Wear it down now and then

Constantly pulling back your hair can cause your scalp’s oils to spread faster and make your hair look greasier. Let your mane roam untamed now and then to stretch the time between washes.

Conclusion

Changing your wash routine, products, and other hair care practices may help reduce greasy hair.

FAQs

Q: Can I use dry shampoo on a daily basis?
A: Dry shampoo can be used daily, but be careful not to overuse it as it can lead to build-up and dryness. Start with a small amount and see how your hair responds.

Q: Why do I still have greasy hair even after washing it?
A: It could be due to over-stimulation of the scalp, inadequate rinsing, or using the wrong shampoo or conditioner. Try adjusting your hair care routine to see if it makes a difference.

Q: What are some natural ingredients I can add to my shampoo?
A: Consider adding tea tree oil, green tea, or coconut oil to your shampoo for their antibacterial, antifungal, and moisturizing properties.

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