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[Chex]

My hair gets oily at the end of the day, which really takes a toll on my skin. I've found a way to manage the oils on my face, but then my hair messes it all up! It'll be fine for the first 5 or so hours of the day, but if I've been out and about for awhile or if the weather has been pretty warm, my hair will eventually catch a bunch of oils. I'm using Aussie volumizing shampoo and conditioner. I also use Tresemme mousse in my hair before I blow dry it after showering. Are there any hair products that aid in oil control or do you know of any supplements I should be taking?

[bear06]

Try Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil Shampoo it is very good for oily hair.

[bryan]

My hair gets oily at the end of the day, which really takes a toll on my skin. I've found a way to manage the oils on my face, but then my hair messes it all up! ...Are there any hair products that aid in oil control or do you know of any supplements I should be taking?

I've read and re-read your post, and I still can't figure out the point of it, or what it is you're actually asking in this thread. Oil in your hair comes from direct physical contact with oil (sebum) that's been secreted by your scalp and skin, of course, not the other way around. So what is it that you're actually asking? If you want to "aid in oil control" in your hair, just shampoo more frequently, and avoid touching/combing/jostling your hair as much, so it tracks less oil onto it from your scalp.

[guacohmy]

tresemme dry shampoo helps me. sometimes my hair won't even be oily, and i'll just use it because it has an addicting scent. baby powder also reduces the oily effect on hair, but gotta make sure to really rub it in.