Mc Donalds = Greasy Hair??

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Amy H.

Aug 19, 2015

Amy H.

In the last week I've had mc donalds maybe like 5 times which is totally out of the ordinary for me. I washed my hair Tuesday (I usually wash it every 5-6 days) and it's Wednesday now. The back of my hair by my neck is SO greasy. it looks like there is oil in my hair and the rest of my hair is kind of greasy. My hair literally never gets greasy, it just gets dirty feeling. could it be from all the mc donalds? there's nothing else that has changed that could be causing it.

Tessandra R.

Aug 19, 2015

Tessandra R.

It could possibly be from that, or you didn't wash your conditioner out as well as you should've. But more likely than not, your body is probably not used to all of the processed/greasy foods you've been eating from McDonald's. Your body's oil distribution could be off balanced because of the new oils rushing through your body. If you continue to eat there regularly, then you might have to start washing it more often. I hope I helped give you some insight :) Xx

Hunter S.

Aug 19, 2015

Hunter S.

This can happen! If this is out of norm for you then it probably has to do with the newest additions of McDonald's. I know my whole body goes out of wack even from the smallest changes. Nothing to be alarmed about. Just take notice of what can affect it and then either adjust to it or change it :)

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