10 Products That'll Fix Oily Hair

"This unique clay-to-foam shampoo helps create volume by absorbing oil," Vaccaro says. To use it, massage a tablespoon of the product to your hair and massage your scalp. Then, rinse and follow up with conditioner — but remember, only apply to the lengths of your hair. 

If you're not into aerosol containers, go for a dry shampoo formula that requires a manual application. Dust a little powder on your fingertips, and gently rub it into the area of concern. You can also scrunch it into the lengths of your hair for a boost of volume.

Ouai's lightweight mousse has a foamy texture that works to add body to the hair. Bonus: it provides a light hold and fights frizz. 

The ginger root extract in Moroccanoil's scalp treatment helps balance out your scalp's sebum production, while the lavender oil soothes this sensitive area. 

A solid beach spray can be hard to find for anyone with oily hair. I love Verb's new formula because it gives the hair that sea salt-touched texture and airy volume. 

A foam-based conditioner eliminates the weight issue this haircare staple is known to cause. This one effectively moisturizes without leaving your hair with a coated feeling.

This styling mousse boasts an impressive 24-hour hold, but it won't make your hair look oily, wet, or crunchy. Best part about it is that it retails for under $5. Not too shabby.

This budget-friendly shampoo is made with charcoal, an ingredient that Vaccaro says is incredibly beneficial for those with oily hair. It draws out impurities, oil, and product build-up from the scalp — and no, you don't have to worry about it dying your hair black.

If you prefer a traditional conditioner rather than a foam, this clay-based, silicone-free formula won't let you down. It's one of Vaccaro's favorites as the clay balances out oil production. It's packed with moisturizers, so your lengths won't dry out, either. 

It's a splurge, but trust — it's worth every single penny. It's made with Oribe's signature scent, so it doubles as perfume. The dry shampoo won't leave a white, powdery residue behind and absorbs quickly. It can also be used as a texture spray to boost your volume. "Make sure to spray at an arms-distance on the roots first while lifting hair," Vaccaro says. "When looking for added volume and texture, flip your head over and spray through the ends."