How to avoid greasy roots

Your scalp naturally produces oils to keep your hair moisturised and healthy.

Washing your hair too often can strip away these essential oils, causing your scalp to overcompensate by producing even more oil.

This can make your roots appear more greasy.


Solution: Gradually extend the time between washes.

Over time, this will encourage your scalp to regulate oil production to a more balanced level.

Hair products can accumulate on your scalp over time.

This buildup traps dirt and oil, making your roots remain greasy even after washing.


Solution: Use a clarifying shampoo once every 4 weeks to remove buildup.

Thick creams, oils or butters often have a rich texture that can be challenging for hair to absorb.

This can weigh down your waves, making your roots look greasy and flat.


Solution: Always use lightweight products.

They help to define your waves without weighing your hair down.