Oily Scalp Treatment

Oily Scalp Treatment in Singapore

Combat excess oil and maintain a healthy scalp with our specialised oily scalp treatment services at Azel & Jane in Singapore. Our targeted treatments are designed to balance oil production, cleanse the scalp, and promote overall scalp health for beautiful, stress-free hair.

Why Choose Our Oily Scalp Treatment?

An oily scalp can lead to a variety of issues, including greasy hair, scalp acne, and odour. With the expertise of an in-house Certified Trichologist, our oily scalp treatments are formulated to address these concerns by regulating sebum production, unclogging pores, and restoring balance to the scalp for a fresh, clean feel.

Our Oily Scalp Treatment Process

Consultation

Our scalp specialists will conduct a thorough consultation to assess the condition of your scalp, identify the underlying causes of excess oil production, and recommend the most suitable treatment plan.

Cleansing

We will start by cleansing your scalp with a clarifying shampoo to remove excess oil, dirt, and impurities that can clog pores and contribute to oiliness.

Exfoliation

Gentle exfoliating techniques will be used to remove dead skin cells and unclog hair follicles, promoting better circulation and reducing oil buildup on the scalp.

Treatment Application

Treatment will be applied to your scalp, focusing on regulating sebum production and restoring balance to the scalp's natural ecosystem.

Massage

Enjoy a soothing scalp massage as the treatment is worked into your scalp, helping to increase blood flow, reduce tension, and stimulate hair growth.

Steam Treatment

Indulge in a revitalising steam treatment, a process that uses moist heat to open up the hair follicle and allows the nourishing ingredients from our treatment to penetrate for better absorption.

Rinse and Style

Once the treatment has been applied and processed, your scalp will be rinsed thoroughly, and your hair will be styled to perfection.

Application of Scalp Tonic

Following the treatment, we will apply a specialised scalp tonic to further enhance the nourishing and revitalising effects. This tonic is formulated to address specific scalp concerns and promote overall scalp health, leaving your scalp feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Causes of Oily Scalp

Understanding the underlying reasons for an oily scalp is key to managing it effectively. Several factors can contribute to the overproduction of oil, or sebum, on your scalp. Here’s are some of the most common causes:

Hormonal Imbalances

Hormones are extremely important in regulating sebum production. During puberty, pregnancy, or even as a result of medical conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), the body may produce an excess of androgens. Fluctuations in such hormone levels can disrupt the balance, making your scalp oilier than usual.

Genetics

If oily hair runs in your family, there’s a good chance you’ll experience the same. Genetic predisposition plays a significant role in how much sebum your scalp produces, so your oil production may simply be inherited.

Over-washing Your Hair

Washing your hair too often can strip away natural oils. This may cause your scalp to overcompensate by producing more sebum, and ultimately lead to a vicious cycle of frequent washing and oil buildup.

Weather and Humidity

The environment can also impact your scalp’s oil production. Hot and humid conditions can cause your scalp to sweat more, which mixes with sebum and results in an even greasier appearance.

Use of Heavy Hair Products

Certain shampoos, conditioners, and styling products can weigh down the hair and leave behind residues that make your scalp feel greasy. Products with silicone or oils can exacerbate the issue, especially if not rinsed thoroughly.

Diet and Lifestyle

Your diet can influence the health of your scalp. Consuming oily or greasy foods may contribute to increased sebum production. Additionally, stress can trigger hormonal changes that may lead to an oily scalp. Maintaining a balanced diet and reducing stress can help keep oil levels under control.

Aftercare Tips

To maintain a balanced scalp and prevent excess oil production, we recommend:

Using gentle, sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners specifically formulated for oily scalps to cleanse without stripping natural oils.
Avoiding overwashing your hair, as this can stimulate oil production and exacerbate the problem.
Double cleansing during each hair wash to thoroughly remove buildups.
Incorporating scalp treatments into your hair care routine to regulate oil production and promote scalp health.

Book Your Oily Scalp Treatment Appointment Today

Ready to bid farewell to greasy hair and hello to a balanced scalp? Contact us today to book your oily scalp treatment appointment at Azel & Jane in Singapore and experience the difference for yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I stop my scalp from being so oily?

To stop your scalp from being too oily, it’s essential to balance your hair care routine. Start by washing your hair with a mild shampoo formulated for oily scalp care, ideally every 2–3 days. Washing too often can trigger your scalp to produce more oil as a protective response. Also, avoid harsh products that strip the scalp of its natural oils, as these can further worsen the issue. Incorporating a scalp treatment specifically designed for oily scalps, like those offered at Azel Jane Salon, can help regulate oil production, soothe irritation, and promote overall scalp health.

Why is my hair greasy after 1 day?

If your hair gets greasy after just one day, it’s probably due to your scalp overproducing sebum. This can be influenced by several factors, including hormones, genetics, diet, or even the products you’re using. Over-washing your hair can strip the scalp of its natural oils, causing it to overcompensate by producing more sebum. Other factors like humidity, sweat, and heavy styling products can also make your hair appear greasy more quickly. Adjusting your hair care routine and conducting regular oily scalp treatments can help manage this issue.

How do I train my scalp to be less oily?

Training your scalp to be less oily involves gradually extending the time between washes. Start by washing your hair less frequently, perhaps every other day, to avoid over-stimulating oil production. During this transition, use dry shampoo to absorb excess oil and give your scalp time to adjust. Oily scalp treatments, like those available at Azel Jane Salon, can further assist in regulating sebum production and restoring balance to your scalp.

Should I use a conditioner if I have oily hair?

Yes, you should still use conditioner, even if you have oily hair. However, it’s crucial to choose a lightweight conditioner and apply it only to the ends of your hair, avoiding the scalp. Conditioning the ends will help keep your hair hydrated and prevent damage, while keeping the scalp free from excess product that can contribute to oil buildup. Look for formulas designed for oily hair to maintain a healthy balance without adding to the greasiness.

How do I know if I need an oily scalp treatment?

You may need an oily scalp treatment if your hair constantly feels greasy soon after washing. Or if you notice frequent scalp irritation, itchiness, or dandruff. Oily scalp treatments can help regulate sebum production, deep clean clogged pores, and soothe any inflammation. At Azel Jane Salon, we offer specialised scalp treatments tailored to oily scalp concerns that can help restore balance and improve scalp health.

Does oily scalp lead to hair loss?

Yes, an overly oily scalp can contribute to hair loss if left untreated. Excess oil can clog hair follicles, which may lead to inflammation and hinder hair growth. It can also cause scalp irritation and dandruff. These issues can damage the hair shaft. Maintaining a clean, balanced scalp through proper care and professional treatments can promote healthier hair growth.