Scalp needs sebum to form a barrier and lock in moisture. However, excessive oil secretion on the scalp might be annoying since it makes your hair gets greasy.
Under the microscope, most of the pores are surrounded by oil pits. Feel greasy within a day after shampooing.
It is the best scalp type with healthy hydrolipidic film (skin barrier) and good amount of oil secretion that doesn’t get greasy easily or dehydrated.
Mostly genetic! Oily scalp has more oil glands attached to hair follicles. The amount of oil secretion can also be related to age, climate, or hormones.
Less oil and feel so fresh
No more greasy hair and dandruff, my hair is never flat and dull when using the products recommended
No more greasy hair!!!
I’ve seen a dramatic improvement in my flaky scalp. No more itchiness and bad smell from my scalp.
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Balance the scalp oil secretion
Reduce scalp inflammation, itchiness and redness
Soothe scalp irritation and inflammatory.
Level up moisture
Antibacterial
Herbal based Antibacterial
Starting from exfoliating scalp regularly to remove sebum buildups and balance the oil secretion daily.
MORE TO KNOWScalp needs oil to form a barrier and lock in moisture. However, excessive oil on the scalp without proper cleaning may cause further scalp problems.
Could be. In the long term, without proper cleaning, excessive oil may clog the pores and slow down healthy hair growth.
Many reasons can trigger that. Scalp sebum could be one of them.
Too much sebum makes your hair slick and greasy. Cleaning the scalp sebum regularly is necessary for maintaining a healthy scalp.
What scalp type do I have?
Which scalpcare system shall I go for?
