Will moisturiser make my hair greasy?

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Alicia M.

Apr 19, 2013

Alicia M.

I read somewhere that if you cleanse and moisturise your face and then let your hair touch it, your hair will go greasy quicker. My hair falls by the sides of my face, touching my skin. Do I have to keep it away from my skin for a certain amount of time to stop moisturiser affecting it?? Thanks :)

Atlanta R.

Apr 19, 2013

Atlanta R.

No you're hair won't get greasy from it touching your face. I put lotion in my hair whenever it's staticy and people put different oils in their hair to make the frizzy go away. The only way your hair will be noticebly greasy would be if you put lotion/oil on your roots and/or were constantly touching your scalp. So don't worry girlll, by having your hair touch your face, it won't get greasy :)

Alicia M.

Apr 19, 2013

Alicia M.

Thanks :)

Atlanta R.

Apr 19, 2013

Atlanta R.

No problem girll! :)

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