Struggling to achieve voluminous locks during summers? Battling to keep your hair shiny and bouncy for longer? Worried about what the humidity will do to your tresses? Well, if you're experiencing excessive oiliness in the humid weather, you're not alone. Sweating is not the only cause for oily hair. Did you know? Overactive sebaceous glands also tend to make your hair look greasy in the hot and humid months. However, oily hair and scalp is completely normal. Everyone produces sebum, an essential way in which the body keeps your hair and scalp moisturised all the times. But, not everyone produces the same amount of sebum, especially in summers; some people may experience excessive oiliness in their hair than others. Here's how you can turn limp to lively...
