For Oily Hair

Oily roots and hair that looks flat by midday call for a routine built around seboregulating and purifying formulas. Our For Oily Hair collection brings together shampoos and a dry shampoo from brands such as KLORANE, DUCRAY and L'OREAL PARIS, so you can choose a format that suits your hair type and daily habits.

A buying guide for oily hair care

Most routines for oily hair start with a shampoo designed to cleanse the scalp without weighing down the strands. The DUCRAY Sabal Seboreducing Treatment Shampoo 200ml and the KLORANE Dry Shampoo with Nettle 150ML are two different ways to manage the same concern: the Ducray shampoo is a wash-in treatment, while the Klorane nettle dry shampoo offers a quick refresh between washes. The KLORANE Seboregulating Oil Control Shampoo is the wet-wash counterpart from the same range, aimed at those who prefer a full rinse-out formula.

For those who also deal with flaking alongside oiliness, the LAKME K.Therapy Peeling Shampoo for Dandruff Oily Hair 300ml and the BIOCLIN Bio Squam Oily Dandruff Shampoo pair a purifying cleanse with a scalp-focused peeling or anti-dandruff format. You'll find more scalp-flaking options in our Anti-Dandruff collection. The ECRINAL Oily Hair Shampoo 200ml is a simpler everyday option for those who want a straightforward wash without added actives.

Not every product in this collection is a pure cleanser. The L'OREAL PARIS Elvive Extraordinary Hair Oil Treatment 100ml is formulated for use on lengths and ends, so it can be layered into a routine that focuses purifying products on the roots and lightweight nourishment on the tips. Browse the full Hair Care Products range or the Shampoos collection if you want to compare formats side by side.

Choosing the right product within this category

Think about how often you wash your hair, whether flaking or scalp discomfort is also a concern, and how your hair behaves between washes. A rinse-out seboregulating shampoo like the Ducray or Klorane nettle formula suits a regular wash routine, while a dry shampoo is better kept as a between-wash top-up rather than a replacement for cleansing. If dandruff-like flaking is part of the picture, the Lakme or Bioclin options are worth comparing on texture and format. For hair that is oily at the roots but dry or brittle at the ends, mixing a root-focused shampoo with an ends-only oil treatment such as the L'Oreal Paris Elvive can help balance both areas without over-cleansing the lengths. Check each label for the intended use and, if you have any scalp concerns, ask a pharmacist which format best fits your routine before buying.