SEBÒ - Rebalancing oily hair shampoo 250 / 1000 ml

Sebò rebalancing oily hair shampoo gently cleanses the scalp while preserving the natural hydrolipidic barrier. It is ideal for balancing excess sebum, greasy hair, and oily dandruff. It leaves hair cleaner, healthier and stronger while regulating sebum production without irritating the scalp. Thanks to Salvia Officinalis, known for its purifying and antibacterial properties, it gently cleanses the scalp while maintaining its natural balance.

Which Rebalancing Oily Hair Shampoo to Choose Based on the Different Causes of Oily Hair and Greasy Dandruff

Understanding the reason behind your oily hair or the annoying greasy dandruff you suffer from can be very helpful in choosing the most suitable sebum-regulating shampoo for you.

One of the most common causes is hormonal imbalance. What symptoms should you look out for to understand if you’re affected? Frequent mood swings, for example. Or anxiety, stress, insomnia, and agitation. Other symptoms include sudden hunger attacks, weight gain, and unexpected night sweats. A small sign could also be the appearance of acne, enlarged pores, and pimples.

Continuing with the list of causes that can make your hair particularly greasy, we highlight the possible presence of poor dietary habits or digestive disorders. Here are some small signs that could serve as indicators: abdominal pain, bloating (a swollen belly due to excess gas in the intestines), or diarrhea. Poor diet not only overloads the liver but also causes general distress to the entire body, weakening the immune system. Choosing a healthier diet and helping your hair regain its natural softness with a sebum-regulating shampoo like Sebò is the best advice we can give you in this case.

One last symptom that may surprise you the most: daily hair washing. Even if your goal is to remove the oil that makes your hair so greasy, there is no bigger mistake than washing your hair too frequently. The result, in fact, is not only excessive skin aggression but also an increase in sebum production as a defense mechanism. Choosing a sebum-regulating shampoo with the purifying properties of Salvia Officinalis allows you to wash your hair less often and soothe irritations.

Which Shampoo to Use to Solve Oily Hair Problems: Pros and Cons of the Best Professional Products on the Market

There are many shampoos on the market specifically for oily hair, but choosing the right one to solve the problem, or at least significantly reduce it, is not so simple. We do not want to rank the best professional products on the market—that wouldn’t be impartial. However, we do want to give you some advice that will help you carefully evaluate the pros and cons before making your choice.

Solving the problem of oily hair is not just about using a shampoo that regulates sebum production, but also about providing a pleasant fragrance, shine, and vitality to your hair. The presence of Salvia Officinalis in Sebò is no coincidence. One of the most appreciated aspects of a professional shampoo is precisely its ability to purify while offering a fresh, clean scent. Feeling uncomfortable with greasy hair often leads people to wash it more frequently, but this only worsens the problem.

A “side effect” to consider when choosing a shampoo for oily hair is that some can be too harsh on the scalp and make the ends too dry. Finding a professional product that works without causing these issues may seem like an impossible task, but it isn’t. We’re not here to tell you which shampoo is the best. However, we can explain why Sebò contains wheat proteins. A regulating effect alone is not enough for a professional shampoo for oily hair. It must also restore vitality to your hair. Wheat proteins serve precisely this purpose.

Oily Scalp, Greasy Hair After Washing: Causes and Remedies

An oily scalp and greasy hair can be very frustrating, especially when they appear right after washing. That’s why we want to explore whether there are effective remedies. As explained earlier, an oily scalp occurs when the sebaceous glands produce excessive sebum. The consequences are obvious: it can result in dandruff, greasy hair, or even hair loss. In the previous section, we discussed the various causes of this problem: hormonal imbalances, poor diet, digestive issues, stress, and even excessive washing of the scalp. Oily hair is simply a direct consequence of an oily scalp. Even if it seems paradoxical, your problem might actually be a defense response to frequent use of aggressive products. Instead of solving the issue, you may actually be making it worse.

To counteract the dryness caused by the wrong products, the scalp protects itself by producing more sebum than normal. In some cases, an insufficient rinse can also leave shampoo residue on the scalp, making its effects even more persistent. If it seems impossible to find real solutions because your hair gets greasy again shortly after washing, think again. Among natural remedies, we recommend a diet free of fatty and fried foods. Vegetables and foods rich in “good fats” (such as Omega-3) should never be missing. Also, remember to clean your hairbrush frequently and avoid touching your hair too much. Finally, if your current shampoo isn’t helping with greasy hair even after washing, consider changing it.

Practical tips to fight oily hair

• Avoid greasy and fried foods: follow a balanced diet with vegetables and healthy fats like Omega 3.
• Clean your brush regularly to avoid the buildup of sebum and residues.
• Avoid touching your hair constantly with your hands.
• Change your shampoo if it’s not working: if your hair is still oily shortly after washing it.

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