I use it all the time and i don't remember any "tingle". It's just like a regular shampoo to me.
apply oil and then shampoo as it will make the scalp wet and clean
Yes.
Your scalp will become irritated and your hair matted. It will also get dirty faster. Not a good idea.
I've tried many different "Shampoo for oily hair", most of them do not work. The best one I've found so far would be Tea Tree from Paul Mitchel, it's fantastic. Another way for your hair not to be so oily would be to not use conditioner, or any hair products.
You should wash it regularly from now on and shampoo TWICE before applying conditioner. Reason why is when you shampoo once all that does is move dirt around but when you wash it twice it will cleanse your scalp. With conditioner apply gently and not to much focus on your ends not your scalp, avoid any oil treatments for your hair that you may have.
Its similar to when your hair stands on end.
Yes, rinse the hair with water, then apply shampoo and work into a good lather. Be sure to gently scrub the scalp while shampooing to remove any excess color that has stained the scalp. Follow with a good conditioner. Rinse well and style as usual.
yes you can. because its just getting all the oils out of your hair from the conditioner. but it makes it hard to brush through sometimes, so you might have to use some spray conditioner, which is only like 3 dollars. (: hope this helpss(: Clarification by Drbits: Shampoo gets your hair and scalp clean. Many shampoos also contain chemicals that stick to the hair and make it more manageable (shampoo + conditioner in one). For many people (especially those with permanents or hair dye), separate shampoo and conditioner is better. If you are using a conditioner, shampooing afterwards defeats the purpose of the conditioner. If your conditioner leaves your hair feeling oily or dirty, it is the wrong conditioner for you - you could try a conditioner for "oily hair".
clean it.
Nioxin is a scalp therapy shampoo and conditioner. it cleans off the oils that other brands put on your scalp. It comes with a drain cover, and you'll think your losing hair at first, but after a couple weeks of using it your hair will be thicker. The peppermint in it stimulates your scalp making your hair grow. I recommend it to all my hair thinning clients
Natural oils in your hair. If you use conditioner, try only putting in on the ends and not on the roots of your hair. If that doesn't work, try getting a special shampoo and conditioner made to reduce how oily your scalp is.
Detergents are in shampoo and help clean the scalp when mixed with water.