Why does hair actually get greasy?
Oily hair starts at your scalp. It produces sebum, a natural oil that protects your hair. In some people, sebum production goes into overdrive, and the cause is often one you don't expect: washing too aggressively
Many regular shampoos contain sulfates that strip your scalp thoroughly. The result? Your scalp thinks there's a shortage and produces even more sebum to compensate. A vicious circle: the more aggressively you wash, the faster your hair gets oily again.
A gentle shampoo bar breaks that circle. By cleansing softly without drying out the scalp, your sebum production gets the chance to normalise. The result after a few weeks: hair that gets oily more slowly and stays fresh for longer.
OILY AND LIFELESS HAIR
What a good shampoo bar for oily hair does
NATURAL BALANCE
The biggest mistake with oily hair is degreasing too thoroughly. That actually triggers more sebum. A good bar for oily hair cleanses gently and respects the natural balance of your scalp.
Purifying ingredients
Ingredients that refresh the scalp and balance sebum without being harsh. Think cooling, purifying plant extracts that give a fresh feeling that lasts longer.
No sulfates or parabens
WONDR bars are completely free of sulfates and parabens. Exactly the ingredients that disrupt sebum production in regular shampoo.
Volume as a bonus
Oily hair quickly falls flat against your head. A purifying bar gives your hair its volume and bounce back, because it isn't weighed down by excess sebum or product build-up.
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HOW TO USE
How do you wash oily hair with a shampoo bar?
Apply
Apply the bar to your scalp and roots, where the oil builds up. The ends get cleansed on their own as you rinse.
Massage
Massage your scalp gently with your fingertips, not your nails. This boosts circulation without irritating.
Rinse
Rinse extra thoroughly. Product residue is a common reason why hair quickly feels oily again. Don't wash more often than necessary. Washing too often keeps the vicious circle going. Try gradually waiting one day longer between washes.
TRANSITION PERIOD
With oily hair, the transition period can take a little longer than with other hair types, because your sebum production is more out of balance. Give it three to four weeks and you'll notice the difference.
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