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I have 2 questions here, but they relate both to the same problem so I'll ask in one.

I have really oily hair for some reason. Like I wash it one day, then it's okay for the next day but the day after it looks like it hasn't been washed in weeks. So I basically have to wash my hair everyday otherwise it gets REALLY oily. I've been told that's bad for your hair too. That's not my question.

My question is, how can I stop it from going oily so quickly? I've tried heaps of stuff. Different shampoos and conditioners, washing it twice, scrubbing extra hard, not scubbing at all etc nothing works!

My second question is: Straight after I wash my hair, the damp bits become oily straight away. And everytime I wash my hair it's different damp bits, and different oily bits. Like above I've tried everything. I think it's something to do with the way my hair dries. It's only the damp bits which are oily. I can't dry or straighten my hair without those damp bits becoming huge oily parts and it's starting to become REAL annoying and a HUGE problem. What do I do?

well i work with a hairdresser & i knoe that its bad to wash your hair alot so if by the 3rd day its oily juss pik it up in a pony tail. & then the 4th day wash it. & also make sure you towel dry your hair really good befor blow drying or straightening. it could also be the your hair is very silky & shiny. i dont think shampoos make a diffrence.

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