In the context of food, 'oiliness' often implies an unpleasant excess of oil.

Negative Connotation

'Oiliness' can be tangible, like a slippery texture that you can feel on your fingers.

Sensory Experience

When describing a person, 'oiliness' suggests a discomforting smoothness, often in speech or behavior.

Insincere Flattery

In some cultures, being too smooth or 'oily' is seen as untrustworthy or insincere.

Cultural Perception

'Oiliness' used for hair or skin usually requires action like washing or using specific products.

Personal Grooming

High oiliness of hair or skin is generally not desired and considered unhealthy or unattractive.

Aesthetic Aspect

'Oiliness' in food can refer to a creamy or smooth texture, not always negative.

Culinary Texture

Cooks might balance the oiliness in a dish with acidic or fresh components.

Flavor Balance

 condition hair like some polymers but these are the most common and they're all oily or fatty now if you're thinkin why would I add oils or fats to my hair that's gross remember that conditioners are actually replenishing the natural fattiness or oiliness that's already in your hair and on your hair so why would a single conditioner have more than one