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Dealing with oily or greasy scalp : Breaking the Sebum Production Cycle The best way to break the cycle of the over production of sebum is to skip washing your hair. Before you give up and say, "No way!" (because let's face it, you're not trying to walk around with gross greasy hair), hear me out. I'm not suggesting that you go days between hair washing this week. Read on. Start slow. Take a day once a week and skip the shampoo. Pick a day that you can wear a hat or when you'll be home all day and it doesn't really matter. Then make it two days a...
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