Which conditioner is used for oily hair?

• A. Hydrating Conditioner
• B. Balanced Conditioner
• C. Clarifying Conditioner
• D. Thickening Conditioner

Answer: (B)

For oily hair, you want a conditioner that adds just enough moisture without weighing the hair down or making it look greasier. A balanced conditioner is formulated to provide light, even hydration and help maintain the scalp’s natural moisture balance. It smooths and detangles without depositing heavy oils or heavy residue, so you can keep hair looking clean and breathable between washes.

Hydrating conditioners, by contrast, bring more moisture to the strands, which can leave oily hair feeling slick and weighed down. Clarifying conditioners are stronger treatments aimed at removing buildup and clarifying the hair, and they can be drying or too harsh for regular use on oily hair. Thickening conditioners add body and can be heavier, potentially contributing to a greasy, laden look on oily hair.