Tea Rinse?

Hey guys! I have 2c hair which somehow manages to be both crazy frizzy and ridiculously oily. I've seen a couple different places mention using a tea rinse on oily hair, and was wondering if any of y'all had tried it. None of the sites I saw mentioned even what kind of tea to use, so I don't know if they meant black, green, herbal, anything goes... Have any of you guys tried it?
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I believe it should be done with black tea, as black tea is an astringent. I just wouldn't try it if you have light colored hair.
Green teas, black teas, and herbal teas are all fine, and I know Curly Nikki has a few articles on them that should come up with a quick Google search.
When I do a tea rinse I just bring a pot of water to boil on the stove and let a teabag or two steep for ~20 minutes while I take a shower. I use a big pot so I can just dunk my entire head in it after my shower, then dump it on my hair over the sink, add my leave-in, and get on with my life.
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Dip a tea bag in some warm water and apply the resulting tea to your scalp.
Leave on for a few minutes and then rinse out with a mild shampoo.
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