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Oily roots & dry ends — balance scalp and lengths
Professional haircare for oily roots & dry ends: cleanse and rebalance the scalp without leaving lengths feeling stripped. Salon brands products in one place.
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Selective Professional
Selective Hemp Lenitive Shampoo for Sensitive Scalp 250ml
250 ml · 350 g
(0 reviews)
16,90 €
buy withfrom €2,14/mo.
Brelil Professional
Brelil Scalp Care Anti Dandriff & Re-Balancing Ampoule Treatment 10x7ml
10×7 ml · 350 g
(0 reviews)
39,90 €
3Deluxe Professional
3deluxe Professional Detox Shampoo 1000 ml
3Deluxe Detox
1000 ml · 400 g
(0 reviews)
15,90 €
3Deluxe Professional
3deluxe Professional Detox Shampoo 250 ml
3Deluxe Detox
250 ml · 400 g
(0 reviews)
8,90 €
buy withfrom €1,74/mo.
buy withfrom €1,74/mo.
SIMPLY ZEN
Simply Zen Calming Soothing Gel for Sensitive Scalp 125ml
125 ml · 350 g
(0 reviews)
20,00 €
SIMPLY ZEN
Simply Zen Calming Ultra Delicate Mousse Shampoo 250ml
250 ml · 350 g
(0 reviews)
20,00 €
WELLA PROFESSIONALS
Wella Professionals Scalp Balance Anti-Dandruff Shampoo 300ml
300 ml · 1,2 kg
(0 reviews)
19,63 €
WELLA PROFESSIONALS
Wella Professionals Scalp Balance Deep Cleansing Shampoo for Oily Scalp 300ml
300 ml · 400 g
(0 reviews)
19,63 €
Diapason Cosmetics Milano
Diapason Cosmetics Sebum-Regulating Shampoo
Sebum Regulating
400 g
(0 reviews)
14,06 €
buy withfrom €1,64/mo.
buy withfrom €1,82/mo.
buy withfrom €1,82/mo.
buy withfrom €2,53/mo.
Description
When your roots get greasy quickly but your mid-lengths and ends feel dry, you need products that target the scalp while keeping the lengths comfortable. This selection brings together professional options used in salons, with shampoos, scalp-focused care and complementary treatments.
You’ll find ranges from SIMPLY ZEN, FRAMESI and more, chosen for mixed hair needs. Use the ingredient filters to narrow down what suits you: tea tree, keratin, sulphate-free options, BHA (salicylic), peptides and zinc all appear within this category.
How this category fits your hair type
If your main issue is excess oil all over, compare with Oily hair. If dryness is the bigger problem, look at Dry hair. For reactivity or discomfort at the roots, Sensitive scalp may be a better match.
How to choose
- Start with the scalp: pick a cleanser aimed at oily roots, then pair it with a conditioning step only through mid-lengths and ends.
- Use filters to refine: tea tree or zinc can suit a scalp that feels heavy; sulphate-free options are useful if you prefer a gentler cleanse.
- Consider exfoliating actives: if you get build-up at the roots, look for BHA (salicylic) within the filters and rotate it with your regular shampoo.
- Support dry ends: if your lengths feel brittle, try options featuring keratin or peptides and keep them away from the roots.
Questions & answers
Can I use one shampoo for oily roots and dry ends?
Yes, but choose one that focuses on cleansing the scalp without making lengths feel rough. Many people get better results by using a scalp-targeted shampoo and applying conditioner or a treatment only from mid-lengths to ends.
What ingredients can help with greasy roots?
In this category you can filter by ingredients such as tea tree, zinc and BHA (salicylic). These are often chosen when the scalp feels oily or weighed down, especially if you also use styling products.
Should I avoid conditioning my roots?
If your roots get oily quickly, keep richer conditioners and masks off the scalp and focus them on the lengths and ends. If you need scalp comfort, choose lighter, scalp-specific products rather than a heavy conditioner at the roots.
How do I know if I should shop a different hair-type category?
If oiliness is your only concern, check the Oily hair category. If your hair feels dry from root to tip, look at Dry hair. If you also have sensitivity at the scalp, Sensitive scalp can be a more direct fit.
