I have an oily scalp and dry hair. What is the best shampoo for me to use?

Neutrogena Triple MoistureI have an oily scalp and dry hair. What is the best shampoo for me to use?
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Shampoo is a very personal thing. Without knowing more details about your hair texture and scalp condition, I hesitate to make any recommendations. However, I personally swear by Mastey products and I use Zeal from their sister company for scalp problems. They're among the gentlest shampoos around, originally designed to prevent hair color fading, but it turns out the surfactants they use also reduce the occurrence of scalp irritation and damaged hair. It will clean your scalp without stripping your hair. And the conditioners use natural humectants to moisturizer your hair, rather than oils, waxes, or silicones.





There are other things to consider too. One issue is how you shampoo. Consider first rinsing your hair leaning forward so that your hair all goes outward from the back of the crown. Then apply the shampoo there and work it outward throughout the scalp, but don't shampoo the ends of the hair. This way, you get your scalp clean but minimize the washing of the hair. A shampoo massage brush may also help.





Then when you condition, do the opposite. Start by applying the conditioner to the ends and then work it in.





It stands to reason: you want your scalp cleaned but you want your hair conditioned.





One more thing. Unless you have very curly hair that breaks easily, look into getting a hairbrush made with natural boar bristle and brush your hair regularly. natural boar bristle does an excellent job of spreading the sebum from the scalp to the length of the hair, which is good when you have an oily scalp but dry ends.





Good luck!
Try using a shampoo for oily scalp/hair, and latter apply an ultra moisturizing conditioner for the hair.


Also do deep conditioning treatments once every two weeks to a month.


That should do the trick.
tea tree shampoo and conditioner....paul mitchell has a great one
maybe not shampoo..... here are some home remedies which are very good for dry hair. i had dry hair myself but when i tried these tips it was great! they've never been dry again!





Dont go out and buy anything expensive.


First: Purchase a mild Shampoo (To Clarify hair, I will explain why)





Second: TRIM your hair ends (May 1 1/2 to 2 inches)





Third: Here's the magic part: Mix olive oil, almond oil, coconut oil, avocado oil and a ';little'; honey, (honey u will have to heat so it can blend). Either leave on ALL day or all night (if all nite, DONT use honey)








Beat up on an Egg: Separate the white of an egg from the yolk, and whip the white thoroughly. Then add 1 tablespoon of water to the yolk and blend until the mixture is creamy. Next, mix the white and yolk together. Wet your hair with warm water, remove the excess moisture, and apply the egg mixture to your scalp with your fingertips. Massage gently until the froth is worked into your scalp, and then rinse the hair with cool water. Keep applying the mixture until it is used up. Continue to rinse until all of the egg is washed away





Go for the Mayo: Heat up one half cup of mayonnaise until it becomes an oily, white goo and apply to dry, unwashed hair. Cover your hair with a plastic bag and leave on for at least 15 minutes. Then, rinse and shampoo thoroughly.





Mix up a Tropical Treat: Mash one over-ripe banana (the blacker, the better) with a mushy, rotten avocado. Massage this exotic puree into your hair and leave on for at least 15 minutes before washing out鈥n the kitchen sink!).





Grab a Cold One. Beer can give your dry hair a healthy sheen. Before you blow-dry or style, use a pump bottle to spray brew onto your hair. The beer will leave your hair shiny and sleek and its odor will disappear quickly.





In addition to using these home remedies regularly to avoid dry hair, try the following preventative measures:





Avoid overshampooing. Shampooing can wash away the hair's protective oils, so try washing less often and use a mild shampoo labeled ';for dry or damaged hair.';





Condition regularly. Conditioners protect the hair鈥檚 cuticle layer from splitting from the shaft. Pick a conditioner that works well for your hair and use it after every shampoo.





Wear a hat. Too much exposure to wind and sun can leave hair thirsty.





Trim off split ends. The biggest problem caused by dry hair is split ends. Schedule a trim every six to eight weeks to keep fraying ends under control.





Ease up on the heat. Heat (in the form of blow dryers, as well as straightening and curling irons) can quickly dry out hair. Let your hair air dry occasionally. Try using plastic cylinder rollers to straighten hair by wrapping slightly moist hair under and around rollers for about 10 minutes. For curling, try using sponge rollers overnight or sleeping with moist braids.





Don't swim without a cap. Use a rubber cap to protect your hair from the damaging effects of chlorine. If you must forgo a cap, rub a spoonful of olive oil into your hair before diving in.


also heres a very good website which could help you out with all hair problems!


http://www.pioneerthinking.com/hair.html





Good luck!!:)





Another thing is also putting in lotion in your hair after you have gotten out of the shower and you can also put in lotion in hair after you have dried it.





Just rub some lotion on your finger tips and run it through your hair evenly.





Also, something that will help your hair is to take COLDshowers. What most people dont know is that if you take hot showers, the heat gets rid of the oils and other things that your hair needs to be kept healty and shiney.





Hope this helps!


If this doesnt help just contact me and i can give you more tips for your dry hair!





Smash an avocado and mix with jojoba and peppermint oils. Make sure its really smooth you may want to put it in a food processor with a little water. Then apply some to your scalp and the rest on your hair. Massage for a minute or so then put on a plastic cap. Leave for 15 to 30 minutes. The avocado and jojoba oils will moisterize and the peppermint will stimulate your scalp to loosen any dead skin and open your pores. It will feel great. Your hair will grow better and won't be dry. :)
I'm sure head and shoulders has something.. they have a shampoo for everything, and it works great.