What is what to do when you put too much oil in your hair?

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Help! I Oiled My Hair Too Much!

It's a common problem! You were going for nourished and shiny, and now you're left with greasy and weighed-down hair. Don't panic, here's how to fix it:

1. Assess the Damage: How much oil did you use, and what type? Some oils are heavier than others. Knowing this helps you choose the right approach. If you have applied too much oil start with <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/Assessing%20oil%20damage">assessing oil damage</a>.

2. Blot, Don't Add More! Avoid the urge to immediately wash your hair! Often, you can absorb some of the excess oil with a dry towel or even blotting paper (like you'd use for your face). Gently press and blot, especially at the roots.

3. Dry Shampoo is Your Friend: Dry shampoo is designed to absorb oil. Apply it liberally to your roots and anywhere else your hair looks particularly greasy. Let it sit for a few minutes to work its magic, then brush it out thoroughly. More information about this process can be found at <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/Applying%20dry%20shampoo">applying dry shampoo</a>.

4. The Right Shampoo: If blotting and dry shampoo aren't enough, it's time to wash your hair. However, avoid using a moisturizing or hydrating shampoo. Opt for a clarifying shampoo or a shampoo designed for oily hair. These shampoos are formulated to remove excess oil and build-up. Using the right shampoo is a very important part of solving the problem. Here's more about <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/Choosing%20the%20right%20shampoo">choosing the right shampoo</a>.

5. Shampoo Strategically: Focus the shampoo on your roots, where the oil is concentrated. Avoid scrubbing the ends of your hair, as this can dry them out.

6. Conditioner, Sparingly: If you need to use conditioner, apply it only to the ends of your hair and avoid the roots. Rinse thoroughly. The right way to use conditioner can be found in <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/Using%20hair%20conditioner">using hair conditioner</a>.

7. Rinse with Cool Water: A final rinse with cool water can help to close the hair cuticle and remove any remaining residue.

8. Skip Styling Products: Avoid using heavy styling products like serums or creams, as these can add more oil to your hair.

9. Wait It Out: Sometimes, the best thing to do is wait a day or two. Your hair's natural oils might help to distribute the excess oil, and it may look less greasy over time.

Preventative Measures:

• Start Small: Always start with a small amount of oil and add more as needed.
• Apply to Damp Hair: Applying oil to damp hair can help it distribute more evenly.
• Focus on the Ends: The ends of your hair are typically drier than the roots, so focus the oil there.

Good luck!