Damaged Hair And Dry Skin From Chlorine.

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Hanna H.

Feb 28, 2013

Hanna H.

Hey! I am on a swim team and have been having problems lately with dry skin and dry, frizzy hair. Does anyone have any advice or products they use to combat this problem? I am mostly concerned about my hair because I think I have found a pretty good moisturizer for my skin. thanks!

Hali H.

Feb 28, 2013

Hali H.

Get a clarifying shampoo and use it once a week or so, it will take out the chemicals from the pool. don't over use it though bc it will strip your hair. use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. its a 10 and kenra and joico have very good moisturizing products. you can purchase them at a salon. joico also has a clarifying shampoo.

Hanna H.

Mar 2, 2013

Hanna H.

Thanks you girls! I usually wash my hair after swim but I didnt think about moisturizing. do you have any lotions that I should try?

Andrew C.

Mar 19, 2013

Andrew C.

Check out SwimSpray at www.SwimSpray.com

It's a vitamin C spray that washes all of the chlorine away from hair and skin. Getting rid of the chlorine prevents the chlorine damage.

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