Oily Scalp

Has glycolic acid found a new application in hair care? Known for its long-standing use in skincare for its exfoliating properties, this alpha hydroxy acid may also offer benefits for those with oily hair. While direct studies on its effects in this area are limited, its success in skincare applications suggests it could have potential for managing excess oil production and improving scalp health.

Oily hair is due to a disruption in the sebaceous glands, which promotes the secretion of sebum. This oily substance ensures the lubrication of the hair and protects it from external aggressions. However, when sebum is produced in excess, the hair becomes oily. Thanks to their purifying properties, purifying masks can help. Here's a closer look at these treatments.

Just as with every area of the skin, the scalp is prone to itching. This is particularly the case when it is oily. What are the reasons for this? Here is an overview of the causes of itching in an oily scalp and how to soothe it.

Glossy and heavy hair, itchiness, and even scalp irritations are distinctive signs of oily hair. These symptoms result from an excessive production of sebum. How can one purify an oily scalp and regain light, healthy hair? Here are all our tips for taking care of your hair.

Overproduction of sebum, or hyperseborrhea, also affects the scalp. This multifactorial phenomenon leads to itching and the appearance of dandruff. Learn more about this physiological process and discover some tips for restoring a healthy scalp.