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oily hair?
Bloodflowers
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Bloodflowers wrote:
Holic wrote:
Bloodflowers wrote:
i recommend castor oil instead of shampoo to suck up the oils
u need to rinse really well afterwards
some shampoos includes castor oil in it tho
i was joking i would never touch castor oil even on my hands its impossible to get off
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:11
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Raquelle wrote:
I just went bald 😔😔
i’ll follow this thread tho
i have sooo oily hair and skin i hate it here
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:11
Holic
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Holic wrote:
https://youtu.be/EIfRpMZx1Wc

me talkin to my hair
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:12
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misjel wrote:
Holic wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Someone said you only need a little schampoo each time, like the size of a coin
ive done that but it still gets super oily
Sounds like a hard case

You've probably already read this before but repetition never hurts lel
https://www.healthline.com/health/oily-hair-remedy#19.-Plan-your-washes-around-your-workouts
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:13
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Kofod wrote:
Back at it ahah
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:13
Holic
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Holic wrote:
bee wrote:
Holic wrote:
Is all sulfate free shampoos good for oily hair?
no not in my experience. some sulfate free shampoos tend to be too mild if your hair is very oily. but i would still recommend it if you can find a good one 
theres a brand calld “OGX beauty pure n simple”  idk the only sulfate free shampoo iv found here
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:14
Wuwu
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wuwu wrote:
can relate my hair has always been super oily and i cant just "train" it to become less oily lol, personally what helps me a bit is using some like a hold/volumizing and heat protection product after showering and then blow drying ur hair, gives me an extra day before i HAVE to wash my hair
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:14
Wuwu
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wuwu wrote:
wuwu wrote:
can relate my hair has always been super oily and i cant just "train" it to become less oily lol, personally what helps me a bit is using some like a hold/volumizing and heat protection product after showering and then blow drying ur hair, gives me an extra day before i HAVE to wash my hair
still wash it every day when i have school tho cause it still looks bad in my eyes
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:15 | Times changed: 1
Aphrodite
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Aphrodite wrote:
I actually ordered the custom made function of beauty shampoo and conditioner, so far it works rly well and my hair doesnt get oily almost at all!

https://www.functionofbeauty.com/
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:16
Holic
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Holic wrote:
Kofod wrote:
Back at it ahah
ya tú sabes😞
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:17
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ellem wrote:
My only tip is to wash it less, makes it produce less oil. Takes a while for it to get used to it tho so you’ll have to go with some greasy hair in the beginning :-p
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:17
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Less washing and brush your hair at least twice a day very thourougly to distribute the oils to the ends, so it doesn't add too much on the top
will take up to a month for the hair to get used to it and be less greasy though, so if you're looking for a quick fix, you won't find one
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:19
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i mean if ur shampoo has a lot of sulfates that may be it, like try one with less or none. it may take some time tho for your scalp to adjust to it : )
Date: 13-09-2020 13:21
Kit
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Kit wrote:
Holic wrote:
bee wrote:
Holic wrote:
Is all sulfate free shampoos good for oily hair?
no not in my experience. some sulfate free shampoos tend to be too mild if your hair is very oily. but i would still recommend it if you can find a good one 
theres a brand calld “OGX beauty pure n simple”  idk the only sulfate free shampoo iv found here
heavily depends on ur hair type but i've been using that brand for a while now ( honestly one of the only sulfate free shampoos i can find too ) and its worked well for me ? went from washing every other day to like once every 4-5 days, would recommend
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:21
Kit
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Kit wrote:
also dry shampoo ? life saver. especially when ur trying to train ur hair to go longer w/o washing, dry shampoo can and will give u that extra day inbetween washes
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Date: 13-09-2020 13:23
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