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Hi Aria, It's really important to keep you hair moisturized- even though you are only washing it every other day and retaining natural oil, it may need additional moisture. You may want to consider natural hair products because their lack of chemicals makes them less stressful on the hair. There are also a number of natural products that can provide extra moisture to your hair, such as avacodos, egg yolks, and bananas. Remember to eat and drink a healthy diet, get hair trimmed regularly, and minimize heat styling to keep dryness and split ends at bay.

-- Contributed by: Amy Finley

i wash my hair every other day. I hate my hair because when it drys I get flyaways. If i didn't have flyaways my hair would be long and wavy. Help please? it also is brittle, has split ends, and looks dryed out. I get my hair hilighted and I have side bangs that always seem to seperate where my natural part is. I don't have a lot of money so my resources are low. Help please!

-- Contributed by: Aria

Jalessa - Some people just need to wash their hair daily depending on their biochemistry, their scalp type, and hair texture. Just be sure you use a conditioner to help keep moisture (rather than oil) in your hair. You can also try to avoid wearing hats or very confining hair styles that may stimulate oil production. Blot your hair dry, don't rub it, because that will also stimulate oil production.

-- Contributed by: Mayntz

i hate it when i wash my hair one day, then the next, its oily, i tried diffrent shampoos but nothing works.

-- Contributed by: jalessa

washing hair is good but not so often

-- Contributed by: ashlee

im double crowned, is there anything to help me on this. My hair sits like a mushroom

-- Contributed by: jim

hi i think not washing hair is good for it would that be true i wash it once a month and it stays thick and strong and i think it is a good way to stop balding. the only thing i have in my hair is brylcream.

-- Contributed by: jesse
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