Excess Sebum? Here's the solution

April 16, 2026

Scalp · Sebum

Excess Sebum?
Here's the Solution

Here are 4 tips to start following right away. For more info or personalized advice on the best products for your hair, contact us on Whatsapp now 💧✨

Excess sebum makes hair greasy, heavy, and dirty just a few hours after washing. The causes are many — stress, diet, hormones, wrong products — but with the right measures, you can rebalance your scalp and reduce sebum production.

The 4 Essential Tips

Choose the right shampoo

Opt for a purifying and gentle shampoo to rebalance the scalp without stressing it. Overly aggressive shampoos stimulate sebum production even more as a defense mechanism.

Don't wash your hair too often

Frequent washing stimulates sebum production even more. Try alternating with dry shampoo or light rinses. The goal is to re-educate the scalp to produce less sebum over time.

Pay attention to styling products

Avoid excessive use of oils, waxes, and sprays that can weigh down hair and make it get dirty faster. Use light products and apply only to the lengths, never to the roots.

Diet and hydration matter

Reduce fatty foods and refined sugars, drink plenty of water, and supplement zinc and vitamin B6, precious allies against excess sebum. What you eat directly affects scalp health.

Do you really need to shampoo every day?
No. Washing greasy hair every day creates a vicious cycle: the scalp reacts by producing even more sebum. Try to gradually extend the time between washes — it will be difficult at first, but your scalp will get used to it.

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