Q&A for How to Wash Short Hair

Washing your hair every day interferes with its ability to regulate oil production. Even if you have oily hair, try to wash it every other day at most.

True dandruff is a medical condition that you should see a doctor about. However, flaking scalp is often caused by dryness or product buildup. Try exfoliating your scalp and shampooing less frequently to treat this problem.

You can apply as much pressure as your scalp can stand, especially if you haven't shampooed in a while. Don't scrub so hard that it becomes painful, or creates sores. As long as you massage carefully and correctly, you won't damage your scalp by massaging it.

Yes, you can definitely dry your hair using a t-shirt. This is a great method because it removes the excess water more gently, especially for curly hair.

Yes, but if your hair becomes oily by the second day, it might be better to just wash it again. A spray of cold water is a good option if you don't want to wash your hair; however.

Don't use too much shampoo and conditioner. Also, try a hot oil treatment at least once a month.

You can use any shampoo that suits your needs and preferences.

Stay healthy, eat lots of veggies, drink water, get plenty of rest and take good care of your hair to encourage it to grow.

Try switching to a different shampoo or conditioner.

Try using a dandruff shampoo, as these can be more effective than regular shampoos and conditioners. You can usually find these special shampoos at drugstores.

You can put a straightening cream on your hair to keep it straight and smooth with no frizz, then blow dry.

Leaving products in your hair isn't healthy for the hair, and a good shampooing would be good for removing it.

Apply a leave-in conditioner or moisturizer after washing your hair. Although conditioners leave a film on the cuticle, it is not sufficient to maintain moisture. It is helpful therefore to apply a moisturizer or leave-in conditioner while the hair is damp or wet, to trap moisture in the strands.