Oily skin and hair look greasy, careless, hair sticks together quite quick and the hairstyle loses its shape and volume. Oily skin is always shining, the sebaceous surface has a rough structure, frequent pimples and blackheads, pores are visible, often increased in size, so the skin looks like orange peel. But oily skin retains elasticity longer and the aging process begins much later than for the dry skin. Unfortunately such skin is often reddish, irritable, has a tendency to peeling. This skin should be cleaned more often to prevent irritation. When sebaceous glands produce more secret than necessary, you have to wash hair every day or even twice a day. Generally, with increased secretion of the sebaceous glands of scalp skin, it increases its perspiration as well. Such violations are often associated with the nervous and endocrine systems functional disorders, changes in body metabolism? with diet, frequent constipation and more. It has been proved, that an excessive activity of the fatty glands is often associated with an increase in the number of male hormone - testosterone. It should be noted that the normal secretion of the sebaceous glands provide skin with protection, including antibacterial. At the time of hormonal changes the body with increased secretion of the sebaceous glands in the skin surface receives more fatty acids and triglycerides. This leads to the violation of protective and antibacterial properties of the natural hydrolipidic film on skin surface. Accordingly, on the surface of the skin and hair channel openings is increasing an activity of microorganisms living there, fatty acids begin to irritate the skin and cause itching. With this increase in fat production all excessive oils are being distributed on the surface of the skin and hair so the hair sticks together and become sticky and glossy. Eventually this povokes a change of activity of cells of epidermis, the violation in hair shaft keratinization as the outer cuticle layer tends to get thicker while formation, also metabolic processes in the hair follicles change and slow down hair growth, so in the future this is affecting the normal hair cycle and causes hair loss. When dead skin flakes or dandruff in other words, white or yellow in colour, do not exfoliate from the surface of the skin properly an oily seborrhea may develop. In order to make any difference at all in such circumstances, besides a proper skin and hair care, a proper balance of the diet should be observed, ie to reduce the consumption of food, which has a lot of carbohydrates and salts - mealy, sweet and fatty foods and spices. It is desirable to increase consumption of vegetables rich in vitamins and fiber. Still most important is the proper care of hair.