What shampoo is good for oily hair?

I wanted to find a drugstore/grocery store brand of shampoo that is good for oily hair. Any ideas?

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

Well if I remember right, you are an emotional person (Weepy Because you told me so) :-) and now you are asking for a shampoo for oily hair. Instead of looking for a shampoo for oily hair use the Homeopathic remedy NATRIUM MUR in 30X potency it will help your oily hair and make a very good difference to your general health, Don't take me on my say so, read about NAT MUR in detail because it seems to be your constitutional remedy, please click the link to read the proving of NATRIUM MUR in the Materia Medica of Homeopathy :- http://homeoint.org/books/boericmm/n/nat...

And your dermatologist is right, don't use Head%26amp;Shoulders if you want to keep your hair ;-)

Take Care and God Bless !

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

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What shampoo is good for oily hair?

clarifying shampoo. any brand.

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

i just bought pert with a ligt cond. in it it seems to work good for my oily hair and smells great.............

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

um, try CVS they have great stuff...

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

if you go to walgreens or target, they have a HUGE selection on shampoos

im sure you'll find something there

;)

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

try hand and shoulders it helps with dandruff even if you don't have it and you should get smooth and silky it leaves your hair shiny and smelling good.

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

Head and Shoulders

What shampoo is good for oily hair?

this might sound like a silly question but is all of your hair oily? some people (like myself) have combination hair where near the scalp gets oily easily yet the ends get dry and brittle easily. For this, Aussie makes great shampoos, conditioners, and styling products for this. You should be able to find this anywhere.

If all your hair is prone to the greasies, strangely thing i've read in magazines is to use a gentle cleanser and a light conditioner. Deep cleansers take away all the oils from your hair and a lil oil is needed to keep it hydrated. The light conditioner gives manageablity without weighing it down. Just about every brand has these so it would be what you are comfortable with or use daily.

I hope this helps some :D