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Firstly, it’s a common misconception to think more shampoo equals better cleaning; in fact, using too much can lead to buildup and your scalp producing more oils to compensate. When shampooing, aim to use a quarter-sized amount for short hair or a bit more for long hair. Massage it into your scalp using your fingertips—not your nails—in circular motions. This helps remove oil and dirt while stimulating circulation. Applying shampoo directly to dry hair isn’t recommended; always wet your hair thoroughly first. Then, use warm water as it helps to open the pores and cleanse effectively without drying out your scalp and hair.

If your hair feels oily quickly, consider checking the type of shampoo you’re using too. Some shampoos, especially those with heavy formulas or excess silicones, can cause buildup, making your hair look limp and greasy. Opting for a clarifying shampoo once in a while may help if you suspect buildup is an issue. As for rinsing, be sure to rinse thoroughly with warm water—any residue left can weigh hair down and make it feel dirty faster. Now, regarding conditioner, focus it on the ends of your hair rather than the scalp; this prevents your roots from getting greasy too quickly and keeps your ends nourished. Use a small amount and rinse with cooler water to seal the cuticles, which can help lock in moisture and add shine. Shampooing daily isn’t necessary for most people. Every other day or even less can be beneficial, allowing your scalp to maintain its natural oils without exacerbating oil production.

Remember, hair type can dictate some variations, so these guidelines might require tweaks if your hair is very fine, or curly, for instance. If you’re still not seeing improvement, it might be wise to assess any underlying scalp conditions or consult a dermatologist to rule out issues like dermatitis.