Grease Out Your Hair with These Home Office Hairstyles
Give your hair a rest and let it oil up. Right now is the ideal time. And if you do have to show your face, we’ll reveal the best hairstyles to cover it up.
Our hair also needs a break sometimes. You notice this at the latest when our scalp looks greasy quickly despite regular hair washing. The reason? Washing stimulates sebum production; the sebaceous glands automatically provide the scalp and hairline with a thin, protective layer of grease. The sad result: greasy hair.
The good news is that this problem can be remedied by deliberately allowing the hair to become oily and not washing it for a few days. So, hands off shampoo and etc.! It’s worth persevering, because after a break the roots will re-grease more slowly and the lengths will look stronger and healthier. Bingo! So that you can survive the time with greasy hair without any problems, we’ll reveal the four most beautiful hairstyles for concealing when you have to show yourself.
1. Sleek Low Ponytail
In the first days, when the hair is not yet quite as greasy and stringy, the Sleek Ponytail is particularly suitable. A lot of hairspray is normally used for this hairstyle to achieve the smooth look. But we can do without that, as the slightly greasy roots are just right for us now. Just comb the hair back strictly and tie it in the neck. Easy!
2. Mohawk Braids
This hairstyle requires a bit of tact, but the end result is worth it – I promise. For the Mohawk Braid you grab the upper, front part of the hair and start braiding. Take a strand of hair from the side and place it over the middle strand. Once you have reached the back of the head, pick up all your hair and tie it together with the braided part to form a braid – that’s it!
3. Plait with hair band
If after a few days the hair is already quite greasy, we have to create a distraction. Our alibi: hair accessories. Straight hair ripening is a great way to conceal a greasy root and focus on the fashionable accessory. Mission accomplished!
4. Haircloth
When all ropes are broken, the cloth comes into play – for those who really can’t take it anymore and would like to hide their hair. The fashionable solution? The scarf trend from the 90s, which is thankfully back in fashion. Simply fold the scarf into a triangle, place the broad side in the middle shortly after the forehead and knot the ends under the hair. And all problems are solved as if in thin air.