My hair is STILL greasey after i wash it, this has been going on for a few weeks now.. whats up with this?
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Hair can produce excess grease if it is washed too much. On the weekends, try staying home for a day or two and dont wash your hair, it can help a lot! Try changing shampoos, condtioners, or other hair products and if all else fails see your hairdresser. Good luck!
316263
sometimes people can get it from not getting all the soap out or some people just have dry scalps, could be caused by using products with alcohol in them such as hairspray, mousses and styling gels they are real bad for your hair.then there are just some people that have that disease scorisis or however that is spelled. i hope i have been some help, good luck!!
464850
Could be that your dead skin cells are collecting around your hair folicles.  Try using a sea salt scrub and loofa in the shower, then moisturizing with a vitamin A rich lotion to promote new skin growth.
177158
Don't wash it to much and sometimes use a hair-mask. Also don't brush it to much, put a great cream in it!\nIf you wash it change shampoo brand afther 2 months or so. Go to the hairdresser when it splits!\n\nThat should maintain the healthiness of hair, 'cause I don't have problems.
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It could be caused by stress and your diet(if you eat alot of sugars and salts)......\njust keep looking for different shampoos and definietly condiditiors BUT the reason why you can't find one that 'works' is that you should NOT wash your hair EVERYday (no its not unsatitary or gross) it lets the NATURAL oils of the scalp absorb into the hair giving it hydration if you wash your hair everday then your drying out your scalp and not letting theses oils settle in try washing your hair every other day and retry some of the dandruff hair products b/c you might find them to work now if you follow the advice of how much to wash your hair (use hot/warm water also!). This has actually been helpful to alot of people that i've told. Remedies probably could be looked up on google...let me see....Aloe vera Thoroughly rub a thick gel of aloe vera leaves into the scalp; leave overnight; shampoo in the morning.\n\nApple cider vinegar Apple cider vinegar will help restore the proper acid/alkaline balance of the scalp and kill a bacteria that clogs the pores that release oil to the scalp. The clogged pores result in scales and crusts being formed. Apply apple cider vinegar diluted 50% with water to the scalp and let dry. There is no need to rinse. Another similar remedy suggests pouring two tablespoons into a cup, applying the straight vinegar to the scalp, and leaving it on from 15 minutes to three hours before shampooing. Lemon juice may also be used. It is the acid in these remedies that helps bring the scalp back into chemical balance.\n\nCoconut oil Rub some pure coconut oil in your hair daily. The dandruff should clear up in a few days.\n\nGrapefruit seed extract Mix 7-10 drops with the normal amount of shampoo you use. Massage into your hair and leave on for at least 2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with water, avoiding contact with eyes. \n\nListerine For mild cases of dandruff, use the mouthwash Listerine. It has antiseptic properties. Do not use on cases where the skin is broken as the Listerine can be irritating.\n\nIf any of this doesn't help see a doctor (best if a dermotologist)they can probably give great product and procedure advice. Good luck!\n\n***************If you found this helpful press "best answer" it will give points to both me and you. Thanks :)!**************
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I have very think curly hair too.  When I was a kid, I had the same problem.  My mother used to use V05 hot oil on it about twice a month.  Just get it warm, almost hot, rub it into your scalp really good.  Let it set for about an hour to soak in.  Wash it once or twice.  Use a good conditioner and/or leave in conditioner.  And don't use too much hair product such as hair spray, gel, mousse, etc.  It may take a couple of months, but you'll see dramatic difference.
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If its been there for 1-2 weeks i would get it checked at the doctor.  You might need a hydrochoridisone cream, that will stop the inflammation and itching.  It could be a sweat/heat rash or an allergic reaction to a washing powder or soap?
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apply talcum power to the oily spots on ur scalp... the power will help absorb the oil.. then wash it... wont return tt often aftr tt.. or, if u wan quick help, use Head n Shoulders for oily scalp or hair.. or if ur usin it already, go c a tricologist.. :)
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She might be doing something that is causing the breakage.  Is she constantly putting it in a ponytail, overusing the curling iron or hairdryer, or using damaging products?  Does she naturally have dry skin or hair?  All of these factors can contribute to the problem.\n\nMy best suggestion is to use a hot oil treatment for the hair.  Then make sure she uses conditioner every time she washes.  Pantene may be a more expensive shampoo and conditioner, but it works wonders in helping hair get healthy.
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I used Wesson Oil as a hair oil when I ran out. It was soooooo greasy. Then it curled up like a Jheri curl. Huge disaster.
689792
many factors can be causing it.\n\n1. the hair length is too long. get it cut if necessary\n2. scalp is too oily.\n3. lack of sleep.\n4. stress\n5. wrong shampoo used. change to another brand/type
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Nope. I take a shower every other day. The grease your hair builds up is actually good for it..in small amounts. I'm not saying never washing your hair is good but, washing it once every other day gives it the oppurtunity to grease out a little and keep your hair healthy.
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It may be just an infected hair.  They sometimes will cause exactly what you describe.  Sometimes the burst will flush it out and it will heal, but it may rise and burst several times before that happens.  Have someone look at it very closely and see if they can find a hair, otherwise just let it do it's thing.  If it continues to raise and burst you will need to see a doctor, but it shouldn't hurt anything to wait awhile and see what happens.
648432
It is the humidity in the air that makes it frizz. I have the same problem. Some advice that works for me is 1. don't brush your hair after it is dry, it will make the frizz worse.2. after washing your hair use some Zero Frizz hair serum, not too much, I have found it works better than the Frizz Ease brand, you find it at Walmart and it is like $4 cheaper. 3. always condition your hair, daily and once a week or some use one of the hair mask things. I hope this helps you. Don't spend too much on products, I have found the cheaper ones sometimes work better.
449663
A great treatment to tame your hair is old-fashioned virgin olive oil.  You can use it as a hot oil treatment (warm it in the microwave ... only warm, not hot), then massage it into your hair and scalp and put a plastic cap on for about 15 minutes). Rinse it off and your hair will feel much smoother and more manageable. You can also use it as an everyday styling aid to help smooth your hair, no matter what the texture.  If you use it for a couple of weeks, you will definitely notice a difference.  I don't know what nationality you are, but if you have textured hair, you might want to try Pantene Naturals.  I use this on my hair now and it's just as good as, or better than, the salon shampoos and conditioners that I was paying 3 times as much for.
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You may just have an irritation from a new shampoo or soap. If not you may just have an ingrown hair follicle, which could lead to a zit. I wouldn't worry too much, if it's not gone in about a week then I would go get it checked out, or if it keeps getting larger.
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this is not normal, and if this condition remains, you should go see a doctor.  You might have had a rash, possibly an allergic reaction--maybe to the soap you are using.