Shop conditioner for oily and greasy hair at Evergreen. Discover lightweight conditioning formulas from trusted hair care brands, with options to care for your lengths and ends without leaving hair feeling weighed down.
Conditioner for Oily & Greasy Hair
Having oily or greasy roots doesn't mean you need to skip conditioner. Your scalp and the lengths of your hair can have different needs, and conditioning can help care for the mid-lengths and ends even when your roots become oily quickly.
The key is choosing a conditioner that suits your hair and using it where it's needed most.
What Conditioner Is Best for Oily Hair?
If your hair becomes greasy easily, look for a conditioner that provides the level of conditioning your hair needs without leaving it feeling heavy or weighed down.
Fine hair may suit a lighter formula, while oily roots with dry or damaged ends may need more conditioning through the lengths.
How Should You Use Conditioner on Oily Hair?
Apply conditioner primarily to the mid-lengths and ends, particularly if your roots become greasy quickly.
Use the amount recommended for the individual product, allow it to work as directed and rinse thoroughly. You don't necessarily need to apply conditioner directly to your scalp if it's the lengths and ends that need conditioning.
Can You Have Oily Hair and Dry Ends?
Yes. It's possible to have an oily scalp and roots while the lengths and ends of your hair feel dry.
In this case, choose your shampoo according to the needs of your scalp and your conditioner according to the needs of your lengths and ends. This allows you to cleanse excess oil without neglecting drier areas of your hair.
Explore our Shampoo for Oily & Greasy Hair range to complete your routine.
Does Conditioner Make Hair Greasy?
Conditioner doesn't necessarily make hair greasy, but using a formula that's too rich for your hair or applying more than you need can leave some hair feeling heavy.
If your hair is fine or becomes oily quickly, try a lighter conditioner and concentrate it away from the roots.
What About Leave-In Conditioner for Oily Hair?
A leave-in conditioner can be an option if your lengths or ends need additional care, even when your roots are oily.
Use a small amount and concentrate it on the areas that need it rather than the scalp. Explore our Leave-In Conditioner collection for more options.
Shop Conditioner for Oily & Greasy Hair
Explore conditioners for oily and greasy hair at Evergreen, with formulas from trusted hair care brands for different hair types and conditioning needs.
