Top 10 shampoos and conditioners for Oily-straight hair

We all like healthy and shining hair. Don't we ? I mean, all of those shampoo companies thrive on the simple fact that we need more than simple soap to maintain our hair and keep them well !
And different kinds of mositurizers and shampoos are made for different kinds of hair. Coarse and curly, straight hair - all of them have different needs and nourishment.


So, take a look at the top shampoos and moisturisers for fine and oily hair :-

1. Kerastase Volumactive Shampoo

• Kerastase is consistently rated by the pros and can be found in the top salons in the country.

• Those with fine, oily hair need clarifying shampoos that don't add build-up to already oil-heavy locks.

• It's a pricey shampoo, but worth it. It leaves no residue, smells amazing and keeps my fine hair from falling flat. on up.

2. Kerastase Volumactive Mask

• Not all limp-haired ladies need conditioners. If you find you can easily comb out hair after washings without a conditioner you can skip it. Conditioners are good for combing out fine hair.

• Just don’t let the product touch your scalp. Massage a light-weight conditioner like this fabulous mask from Kerastase (formulated to add body to limp strands) from mid-shaft down and no need to leave it on for long.

• If you have extremely greasy hair, look for the oil-absorbing tea-tree oil in your conditioner. Use this volumizing mask every other wash.

3. Bumble and Bumble Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner

• It moisturizes without weight, protects, and contains a silk powder which adheres to hair strands and separates for fullness.

• Who: Fine, thinning, limp, flyaway hair; anyone craving fullness (color compatible).

• When: Daily; following Thickening Shampoo.

• How: Comb or work through clean, wet hair and rinse thoroughly (leave in for a minute or two)

4. Phyto Phytovolume Volumizing Shampoo

• Elle Magazine dubbed Danilo - the guy who gives Gwen Stefani big hair - "The Body Builder." 

• A celeb stylist for the past 15 years, Danilo is known for creating voluminous red carpet hair. According to Danilo (in Elle), up to 40% of hair's total volume can be achieved in the shower and Phyto is his shampoo choice. 

• For best results pair a volume shampoo with a volume conditioner. Danilo says they build on top of each other.

5. Garnier Fructis Shampoo and Conditioner

•  great alternative to fancy volume shampoos is Garnier Fructis. Try the shampoo and the conditioner.

• A Quick tip for extra body:

If hair is flat and greasy, add instant lift with baby powder at the roots and crown. When you apply, avoid the hairline and the part, massage in and watch your greasiness disappear.




6. Pantene Sheer Volume Shampoo and Conditioner

• Pantene is a great drugstore brand. This shampoo and conditioner will clean fine hair without causing build up.

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7. Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage

• InStyle Magazine named Paul Mitchell's Teas Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo as their top pick in the 2009 issue. 

• Priced well at about this shampoo adds volume at the roots.

8. Paul Mitchell Extra Body Daily Shampoo

• Paul Mitchell is another mid-line shampoo that you can get in a drugstore. 

• It's well-priced and great quality. on up.

9. Suave Daily Clarifying Shampoo

• On Makeupalley.com, this is a very popular product. As of this writing, it got almost 300 reviews and 87 percent said they'd buy it again.

• At only a bottle, it's a great buy. You can also use baby shampoo if you don't want harsh product on your hair. 

• Clarifying shampoos are not suitable for color treated hair.

10. Aveda Pure Abundance Volumizing Shampoo

• One of Allure's Best Buys, Aveda Pure Abundance Volumizing shampoo adds body to fine, limp hair.

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