Persistent greasy hair, despite frequent shampooing, is uncomfortable for most people, especially annoying for women as the hot summer begins.
Wash your hair regularly every day to reduce fluffiness (illustrations) The messy hair condition not only makes women uncomfortable, but also affects the aesthetics a lot. Many people complained that they always wash their hair every day and still be criticized for being dirty, not washing so they feel confident and ashamed to communicate. Nguyen Phuong Nga (Nam Tu Liem) said that every night when she came home from work she would wash her hair, but after only one night, the next morning, she felt her hair was greasy. At the organ, hair keeps falling down, shiny, greasy, and clumped. “I only use shampoo, if I don’t use conditioner, it’s fine. But due to bad hair, if you do not use conditioner, it will be fluffy and floss. So just use conditioner. In winter, the condition of the hair is still less exposed, but even though it is washed everyday in summer, it turns greasy and fragrant by noon, ”said Nga. Share with reporters Infonet, Dr. Ha Linh, Vietnam Institute of Applied Medicine, said that excessively oily hair could be caused by increased sebum production, a relatively common skin condition. Seborrhea occurs when the sebaceous glands produce excess oil, or sebum, which causes the skin and scalp to be greasy. Most people with seborrhea do not have any underlying health problems. However, some people may experience a hormone imbalance, which makes lubricants difficult to control. In addition, a person’s hair type can also affect oily hair. Accordingly, straight or thin hair often appears greasy than curly or thick hair. “This is because sebum from the scalp can easily cover the entire hair if the hair is straight or thin,” said Dr. Ha Linh. According to this female doctor, if people are using hair products that contain oils or waxes, these substances can cause the accumulation of oil, skin cells and sweat in the hair. This can make the hair greasy right after washing the hair. In addition, oil can also come from items that a person uses on their hair regularly, such as hair towels, hair brushes or combs, hats and scarves … “Some evidence suggests that environmental factors can affect the health of the hair and scalp. A 2015 study found that air pollution causes oily scalp in people living in the city, along with other scalp problems such as itching and dandruff, “said Dr. Ha Linh. According to dermatologists, the environment is the most obvious factor that affects the hair. Hot weather, outdoor activities, sebum and sweat glands are active and your hair will quickly become stained. At this time, the sebaceous glands will be more active when the humidity in the air increases, your hair will be oily and quickly stained. This is most evident in the summer, when the air is hot and humid – when you’ve finished washing your hair, your hair becomes fluffy quickly. Additionally, diet can also play a role in excess sebum production. According to a 2016 article, milk and a diet high in sugar can affect androgens, affecting the amount of sebum the skin produces. To completely resolve this situation, according to Dr. Ha Linh, it depends on each specific cause. In particular, measures to control excess oil or change hair care habits can help women to improve the condition of hair. Accordingly, people with straight or fast-greasy hair may need to wash their hair daily to get rid of excess oil by using products containing green tea that can help control oily hair. If possible, wash your hair once a day, or less often for those with damaged hair. Greasy hair after washing can be caused by each person’s hair care habits, excessive sebum production, environmental factors or potential health conditions. People can get their hair out of the way quickly by using a gentle, non-greasy cleansing shampoo. Avoid styling products that contain oils or waxes, as these can create deposits and build up. “Regularly cleaning brushes, combs, hair towels, pillow cases and headwear. In addition, women also try changing their diet, such as a low blood sugar (GI) diet. If home remedies do not work, people can see a doctor or a dermatologist for more treatment ”, Dr. Ha Linh told.
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