i was buying paul mitchell shampoo for my oily hair, didnt work?

Question

my hair is one length and very thin so can you recommed the best shampoo for my long thin oily hair??

Answer 1

Yes! My hair sounds exactly like yours. I use Tresemme Deep Cleansing shampoo and conditioner. It's terrific for oily hair, and safe to use everyday. I apply the conditioner only from about midway down the length of my hair to the ends. Do not apply conditioner to your scalp, it doesn't need it. Tresemme is very inexpensive and they don't test their products on animals either. Good luck! :)

Answer 2

ONe thing I was told by a stylist was if you have oily hair beware of conditioners! She says you need something light to condition your hair. She recommended herbal essence for oily hair for conditioner but I dont like it personally. Right now I am using the REdken cherry almond or sometimes Pantene for Brunettes and it seems to be working nicely and I use a spray on conditioner really lightly afterwards by thermasilk. It seems to work a bit better i use thermasilk conditioner in a bottle a few of those days. I have no idea if this will help but it seems to cut down on the days my hair gets very oily. Just remember when u use bottled conditioner do not i repeat do not rub it in your scalp just do the ends of your hair not the roots or it will cause your hair to be oily.

Answer 3

Is your hair color or chemically treated? That always makes a big difference.

If your hair is "virgin" hair, the best thing you can do is to clarify at least once a week to remove the oils. (I heartily recommend VO5's Kiwi Lime clarifying shampoo. It's dirt cheap, smells divine, and is quite gentle.) For a great volumizing shampoo, take yourself to the nearest Trade Secret. Kenra has a volumizing, sulfate-free shampoo for color-treated hair. Also, Matrix Amplify (which can be found in your local CVS) is another good choice.

Answer 4

GO to this website and it will analyze your hair and tell you what you should be using I love redken products!!
http://www.redken.com/yourhair/proc.cfm?action=rec_step1

then go to salon finder and find one in your area that you can buy it at :)