Some people produce more sebum on the scalp than others. Sebum is a natural, waxy oil produced by glands in hair follicles that keeps the skin moist and forms a barrier to protect the skin from ...

1. Heavy styling products. These can weigh down hair and trap dirt and oil, leading to an oily appearance quite quickly.

Dealing with an oily scalp can be frustrating—your hair looks greasy soon after washing, and no amount of shampoo seems to ...

“Areas of high sebum production such as the scalp, parts of the face, and the center of the chest are the most common areas ...

Stocked on the kitchen shelves, a bottle of hair oil signifies a time-honoured grooming ritual sans any artificial additives ...

The scalp can quickly become clogged with sebum and product buildup, making it important to incorporate an exfoliating treatment. After hitting my weekly hot yoga classes, I’ve noticed my scalp ...

“When you’re washing, really scrub down to the scalp, because around our hair follicles we have a build up of sebum which has high levels of testosterone — and that can cause miniaturization.