How often should you wash your hair? Judgment based on oily scalp and living habits

There is no set number of days to wash your hair that applies to everyone. Depending on the speed of scalp oil production, working environment, amount of exercise, hair volume, and use of styling products, the appropriate cleaning frequency will also change.

Is it necessarily bad to wash your hair every day?

If your scalp is prone to oiliness, you sweat every day, or you use styling products, choosing the right shampoo product and cleaning it properly will not necessarily cause problems if you wash your hair every day. What you really need to avoid is too high water temperature, fingernail scratching, incomplete rinsing and repeated cleaning of hair ends.

What situations may require increasing frequency?

• The scalp is visibly oily, hot, or smelly.
• Profuse sweating after exercise.
• Use hair wax, spray or dry shampoo.
• The working environment is prone to exposure to oil fumes and dust.

Dryness after washing does not necessarily mean washing too frequently

It may also be that the cleaning power is not suitable, too much shampoo is used, the hot water is too hot, or the shampoo is concentrated on the damaged ends of the hair. Shampooing is mainly used to clean the scalp, just apply the foam through the hair; conditioner and conditioner should be placed in the middle and ends of the hair as needed.

If your scalp continues to be red, swollen, flaky, painful or itchy, you should seek professional evaluation such as a dermatologist. General care issues can be discussed through Faye Designer LINE.

The frequency of shampooing should be adjusted according to scalp condition and living habits, not based on a single number of days.