Swimming?! please help

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Kara H.

Jan 9, 2016

Kara H.

My hair has been blonde for a while, but I haven't been swimming since I've dyed it! Will my hair turn green? Will it go back to normal after being green?! Thanks 💕

Jaden C.

Jan 9, 2016

Jaden C.

Your hair won't be green, I have blonde hair and when I swim it gets a greenish tint but when I was my hair I'm fine.

Sophia G.

Jan 9, 2016

Sophia G.

It will turn a little green but I would recommend buying a shampoo meant for getting chlorine out of hair and then that will take all the green out or you can also wet your hair (with non-chlorinated water) use put a little conditioner on your hair then go swimming and it will help it be less green and be less dry then when you wash your hair use conditioner first then shampoo and you can condition again if you want.

Emily V.

Jan 9, 2016

Emily V.

When I use to have blond hair, my mum taught me to rinse my hair with non-chlorinated water right before and right after getting in the pool to combat the green! It worked really well

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