Emily Vernem

That is not a answer.

But she brings context to this because she says people with thinner hair, it gets oilier more quickly, which is why people with thinner hair should be washing their hair.

If you want your hair to keep looking fresh more often, some people wash it every day.

Some people wash it every two days.

People with thicker hair, because the oil takes longer to get into your like hair little buds, wash their hair less regularly.

So if you're like me, I wash it once a week.

Once a week?

If not.

I washed mine today.

I do like a wash and then I do, I can get three days out of it and then I do slick back, slick back, slick back.

So sometimes if I'm like working out and it's not like my shower day, I'll just wet my hair.

So every day you're properly washing your hair, not just wetting it.

Sometimes you just need to wet it.

Sometimes you just need to wet it and you can't do a full wash.

The shampoo industry.

We've taken it too far.

You're probably keeping the shampoo industry alive with your washing your hair every single day.

I do have a really good hack that I learned from someone who works.

She works at one of those stores that sells dry shampoo.

If you dry shampoo your hair after you wash it, not when it gets oily, it actually makes your hair last way longer.