Oily hair

An oily scalp is often a sign of imbalanced sebum production. This natural substance, essential to protecting both skin and hair, can be overproduced when the scalp is stressed. Harsh shampoos, frequent washing, or silicone-heavy formulas can disrupt its function - leading to roots that get greasy fast, while leaving...

Do your roots become oily again shortly after shampooing? Does your hair seem to lose its freshness by the day after washing? Oily hair is a common concern that is generally caused by excess sebum production on the scalp. While sebum is essential for healthy hair, excessive production can quickly...

It’s a question many people ask themselves: should you wash your hair every day or, on the contrary, try to space out shampoos as much as possible? In reality, there is no universal rule. The ideal frequency depends on many factors, including your hair type, scalp condition, physical activity, and...

Having oily roots and dry ends is extremely common, especially if you have medium to long hair. Discover our 3 step routine to tackle the problem once and for all. Step 1: Purify Your Scalp Purifying your scalp is an essential step in controlling oily roots. Before shampooing, apply Cair...

When you have oily hair, finding a brush that suits your scalp is not always easy. But rest assured: at La Bonne Brosse, there is a brush for every hair type. Discover which brush is best for caring for oily hair and slowing sebum production. The best hairbrush for oily...