How can you help w/oliy hair? baby powder dosen't work?

if you have been using a shampoo for oily hair and that hasn't worked, try one for normal or dry hair. If you dry out your scalp too much, your oil glands will be fooled into thinking you need more oil produced and they will get right on that and then you will have created your own problem. Definitely shampoo every day but rinse like crazy as that can also cause issues. If you are using a conditioner, that may be making the problem worse. unless your hair is in really bad shape, you could skip the conditioner every other time and see if your hair stays dry longer before getting oily.How can you help w/oliy hair? baby powder dosen't work?
Okay, I take it that you are probably Asian judging from your avatar. Don't worry, many Asians have the same problem.





What I did is just take a standard shower like shampoo and conditioner and stuff. Make sure your shampoo isn't too strong and have a matching conditioner. Comb your hair before/after you shower. When you are done showering, immediately run your head under cold water for around like 20 seconds. What this does is close your pores on your head so your head no longer produces oil.





Edit:


Ahhh sorry that I stereotyped. Haha I'm Asian fyi. But yeah, the cold water treatment does work. Soooo annoying to be freezing afterwards =/


And fyi, you need to use cold shower after every time you shower.How can you help w/oliy hair? baby powder dosen't work?
Misting it with a body spray that contains alcohol can help a little, but the only thing I know of that works really well is to shampoo every day, or wear a hat if you skip.
Well, I have this problem,


but i found the right Shampoo/Conditioner (which luckily was a cheap 2 in 1),


and when I forget to wash my hair I use baking soda.
use a clear shampoo, the creamy ones add the oiliness, garnier fructis works great! the clear one, it wont leave your hair oily and it'll leave it prefectly shiny
Shower daily.
try shampooing with baking soda once a month.
use a decent conditoner
Shampoos that are made for oily hair