As someone who regularly works up a sweat, I thought a daily shampoo was the only way to keep my hair clean, but it turns out ...

Those looking for a natural shampoo that works well on curly and textured hair are in luck: using phytic acid, a naturally ...

If you like the squeaky-clean feel of a clarifying shampoo, our tester thinks you’ll adore how refreshed your hair feels ...

It’s worth noting that I’ve included a few shampoos that do use them, though, and they’re for hair that gets oily at the root, which does benefit from the extra cleaning power they provide ...

That’s why it’s suitable for both oily and dry hair types: It’s cleansing, but not stripping. “I like the Malin + Goetz shampoo because it’s not 100 percent organic, and it’s also not ...

(I’d still encourage you to try for a 2-3 day gap between shampoo sessions, though, maybe with a co-wash on the day between.) This is a wonderful reset for your hair and scalp, something oily ...

Heavy products can make your hair feel limp and flat, and shampoos that contain harsh cleansers like sulfates can be irritating for some people (though they can be fine for folks with oily hair ...

Rice starch and charcoal are common ingredients in dry shampoo because they absorb oil from the hair shaft much like a bowl ...

For most, massaging a dry shampoo into the roots when hair is starting to look a little limp or greasy is all that’s needed.

For this type of hair, Labrecque recommends shampoo specifically for oily hair types, his favorite of which is Biologique Recherche’s Shampooing Traitant Sébo-Rééquilibrant. To find one that ...

To incorporate nettle oil into your DIY shampoo, begin with a base of gentle liquid soap or another carrier such as coconut ...