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hair dye and swimming

Started by Emmaline, January 07, 2014, 06:01:26 PM

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Emmaline

Okay... see my avatar?  Orange is the new black according to my local swimming pool.   :laugh:

Any advice on dye vs. Chlorine pools?  Good brands, tips, tricks, anecdotes.

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androgynouspainter26

Hello there; I used to swim until a year or so ago, and I picked up a few things that might be of help.

If you have processed hair, it's best to avoid getting chlorinated water in it at all costs.  When my hair was longer, I would tie it up and wear a swim cap.  It's not pretty, but it'll save your color and the texture of your hair.  If you absolutely cannot wear a swim cap, make sure all of the excess color has washed out, and deep condition the night before you swim.  It should offer your hair some temporary protection from the harsh chemicals.  Best of luck to you!
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Emmaline

Thanks!  Uhg... swim caps.  So uncomfortable!
Body... meet brain.  Now follow her lead and there will be no more trouble, you dig?



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