Yes, your hair can also be combination, just like your skin.

“"It turns out that hair can be not only dry or oily, but also classified as combination. Discover its characteristics and how to care for it if your hair belongs to this category."”

If we tell you that skin can be dry, oily, or combination, we're not revealing any secrets, but what if we tell you that your hair can also be classified as combination hair? Just like with your skin, it doesn't have to be either extreme (dry or oily); sometimes it can combine oiliness at the roots with dryness from the mid-lengths to the ends. "Combination hair is hair that tends to be oily at the scalp but has dry, dull, brittle hair with split ends along the hair shaft," explains the expert. Dr. Javier Pérez Diez, aesthetic physician and trichologist at Clínica Premium Marbella.

However, “some people are genetically predisposed to producing more sebum on their scalp, while others contribute to this, consciously or unconsciously, through poor diet, excessive stress, or over-washing, incorrect and frequent application of conditioners or serums. If, in addition, the care is inadequate, the hair can become dry and damaged, leading to the paradox of having one end oily and the other dry.”, Pérez Diez points out.