If you've been swimming for a while, then I'm sure you've already realized how tough chlorinated water is on our hair.
So, what can we do to protect our hair from chlorine while swimming?
In this article, we are going to share with you a hair care kit for swimmers that consists of three products. These products will help you keep your hair healthy and shiny (even with frequent chlorine exposure).
If you’ve been dyeing your hair for a while then you realize how brittle and damaged it can get after dyeing it a few times. Then combine colored hair and chlorine and you’ll have a recipe for disaster.
So what can we do to protect colored hair from chlorine?
In this article, we are going to share with you 5 ways to protect your hair from chlorine before and after swimming.
If you’ve been swimming for a while, you’ve probably noticed some light hair such as blond hair may turn green when swimming in a pool. But have you ever thought about why it turns green in the first place?
In this article, we’ll talk about why hair turns green, how to prevent it, and some remedies you can use if your hair has already turned green.
Swimming is a wonderful exercise but if the pool is poorly maintained, it may be the host of some parasites that can cause Cercarial Dermatitis, also known as Swimmer’s Itch.
Having said that, what exactly is Swimmer’s Itch, how can it be prevented, and how can we treat it?
If you are a frequent swimmer you’ve most likely already realized it’s one of the toughest sports on your skin and hair. This is mainly due to pools using too much chlorine.
So what can we do to protect our skin and hair?
Keep reading, we are going to teach you what to do before and after you swim.