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Products for oily scalp and product buildup

Roots greasy by day two, ends still dry, and a scalp that itches or flakes. The instinct is to wash more often with something stronger — which strips the scalp, triggers more oil, and starts the cycle again. Tea tree breaks it without stripping.

Why the cycle repeats

Over-washing

Harsh detergents strip the scalp, so it produces more oil to compensate. Washing more often makes the greasiness worse, not better.

Silicone and residue

Styling products and heavy conditioners leave a film that ordinary shampoo does not fully remove. It accumulates and flattens the root.

An unsettled scalp

Itching and flaking often travel with oiliness. Tea tree oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties calm the scalp while cleansing it.

A simple three-step routine

01

Reset with tea tree

A tea tree shampoo two or three times a week. Work it into the scalp with fingertips, never nails, and let it sit a minute before rinsing.

02

Condition ends only

Keep conditioner from the mid-lengths down. The root does not need it, and that is where most of the weight and residue comes from.

03

Stretch the wash

Use a dry shampoo to buy a day rather than washing again. Oil production settles down once the scalp stops being stripped.

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