At the root of oily hair is sebum, the natural oil our scalps produce for protection and hydration. When the scalp produces more sebum than necessary, it can leave hair looking and feeling greasy.
Sebum is the way our body keeps skin moisturised and hydrated, but we can sometimes produce an excess amount of it, leading to oiliness.
An excess amount of oiliness can be caused by changes in hormones or medication, stress, over-washing hair, and even hair styling routines.
Funnily enough, sebum can also overproduce when we’re dehydrated, making dry climates another factor.
Heavy conditioners and styling products can leave residue that mimics oil.
If you are scrubbing your scalp too often and too hard, you might be signaling to produce more oil.
Humid weather can make your hair cling to moisture, including oil.
High grease foods can translate to greasier hair.
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