Which shampoo is best for an oily scalp?
Sebum Control Shampoo Plus: it is formulated to remove excess sebum and residue thoroughly while respecting the scalp's balance, so the hair stays fresh and light for longer. For an oily scalp that also has flakes, look at the Oily Dandruff Routine in the dandruff family.
Should I wash oily hair every day?
You can, as long as the shampoo respects the scalp. Washing daily with a harsh cleanser tends to bring the shine back faster; washing with a balanced formula like Sebum Control Shampoo Plus, and using a leave-in treatment between washes, usually lets you space the washes out over time.
My roots are oily but my lengths are dry. What do I use?
Treat the scalp and the lengths separately. Wash with Sebum Control Shampoo Plus, concentrating on the roots, and apply Sebum Balance Plus to the scalp. For the lengths, use a conditioner or mask from the Bio-Repair family, applied from mid-length to the ends only.
How long before I notice a difference?
Most people notice fresher roots within the first weeks; a more lasting balance usually shows from around 4–8 weeks of consistent use, and the scalp keeps improving with the routine. The 90-day routines are designed for that horizon.
Is this range suitable for seborrhoeic dermatitis?
Seborrhoeic dermatitis is a medical condition that a doctor diagnoses and treats. Our products are dermocosmetic care for oily scalps — they are not a therapy — and many people use them alongside their specialist's advice. If you have redness, thick scales or persistent itch, see a dermatologist first.
