To help your hair adapt to the less frequent washing, you should be prepared for the idea that your hair will be greasy sometimes.
Take your time. Reduce the frequency of washing just by 1 day. When your hair gets used to the new frequency, add another day, and so on. It’s possible that you’ll need up to 6 months to train your hair properly.
Use dry shampoo. This hair product helps to reduce the frequency of washing and allows you to look well-groomed at the same time.
Make sure your towel is clean when you dry your hair. Change your pillowcases regularly and wash your hairbrushes and accessories. This all will help you keep your hair clean and, therefore, wash it less often.
Brush your hair 2-3 times a day. This will help to distribute natural healthy oils that your scalp produces from the roots to the ends. As a result, your hair will become stronger and shinier.
Apply a mask or conditioner only to the ends of your hair. Don’t let it get on your scalp because this can make it more oily.
Don’t touch your hair too often. Our hands are not always clean. They sweat and can be oily. So to keep your hair clean for longer, try to touch it less often unless you brush it or style it.
Replace hair ties that you use to tie your hair with hair clips. They don’t damage your hair or leave creases that ruin your hairstyle and make you want to wash your hair.

Experiment conclusions: by reducing the frequency of hair washing, you save a lot of time and money. Additionally, your hair becomes healthier, stronger, and more obedient.

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