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* Wet hair with tap or distilled water
Because the strands have been filled with water, chlorinated water is less able to penetrate them.
* Apply conditioner to hair (an inexpensive one will do)
Conditioners can form a barrier between chlorinated water and the hair.
* Wear a swimcap
Prevents chlorinated water from reaching the hair. You can also use certain oils or butters instead.
After you've enjoyed your swim for the summer day, be sure to:
* Rinse and condition your hair
OR
If chlorinated water did interact with your strands:
* Wash your hair with a shampoo (e.g., chelating, certain clarifiers) designed to remove chlorine
* Follow up with a deep conditioner
Enjoy your summer!
SOURCES & OTHER READS:
PROTECTING HAIR FROM CHLORINE DAMAGE
HOW CHLORINE AFFECTS OUR HAIR
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