AquaGuard Pre-Swim Hair Defense | Prevents Chlorine Damage + Softens Hair While Swimming | Made in California | Color Safe, Leaves Hair Smelling Great | 5.3 oz (2 Pack)

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As a pool, ocean and hot tub lover myself, I know it’s possible to keep your gorgeous, bronzed glow even after frequent swimming.

We recommend using a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo and following with a conditioner after swimming, regardless of your hair type. This helps wash away any remnants of chlorine from your hair. 5. Wear a swim cap. Chlorine bonds with copper, manganese, iron, and other hard metals in swimming pool water, which can tint your hair a shade of dull, ashy green—especially if you have lighter-colored hair. It's not-so-lovingly known as "Swimmers Hair." Yes, you can go swimming if you have bleached or dyed your hair. Follow the tips mentioned in the article to prevent the hair color from fading. Never fear, I have a NATURAL answer to your pool-hair woes. I call it ‘Pool Hair Don’t Care’, and it’s a DIY detangling and protection spray for your gorgeous hair. Simply wet your hair with tap water prior to entering the pool, shake the bottle and spray through your hair, and enjoy your swim! When you’re done, your hair will be smooth and protected. How do pools and chlorine impact your hair?Showering is another important step in hair care for swimmers that can help stop chlorinated water from getting into the hair. Oil-coated, wet hair absorbs minor chlorine from pool water, resulting in less hair breakage and impairment. The chemicals in pool water can cause bronzer to transfer onto wet hair and potentially stain lighter shades. To prevent a tinted mane: If the chlorine burns your eyes while you're in the water, consider protecting them with FORM swimming goggles. Not only do they protect your eyes from chlorine, but they help you become a better swimmer. Our integrated augmented reality display shows you real-time swim metrics like distance, time, and pace. It's an excellent tool for measuring your performance as you train for a swimming competition or race. By following the tips I shared above for optimizing and protecting your color, you can confidently flaunt your sun-kissed skin from beach to pool – no sitting on the sidelines required.

Another thing that I loved about this product is that it also comes in travel size bottles, which really benefited my travelling needs. Wide-toothed combs may easily and painlessly untangle your hair while controlling frizz. It lessens breakage and releases the stress that has built up in the hair. Applying oil to your hair before swimming can protect it from the harmful effects of chlorine or salt. Coconut, Jojoba, and Olive oil are among the most popular choices for swimmers due to their deep nourishing and hydrating properties. The Triswim Chlorine Removal Swimmers Shampoo helps in removing chlorine, bromine, saltwater, hard water, and other harsh chemicals and hard water mineral deposits from your scalp and hair. It soothes a dry and itchy scalp and leaves it feeling refreshed.Who really wants to swim in a pool where some kid might have done something …. you know…..), and there are all kinds of things in our water that we don’t want coming out of our taps. Depending on the severity of the damage, it may take time to fully repair your beautiful hair to its original shine and volume, so be patient and seek professional help if needed. In the meantime, continue protecting your hair with regular shampoo and conditioner washes. Keeping your hair and eyes healthy in chlorine water Start by washing your hair with TRISWIM Shampoo. The shampoo removes chlorine, saltwater, bromine, hard water minerals, and odor from your hair I know it is hard to choose the “right” product for your hair and so I’ve reviewed five of the best leave-in conditioners I tried recently. So here you go!