I'll be swimming everyday now for swim team. I was wondering, what shampoo's can I use to protect my already dry/damaged hair from clhorine? I've tried Garnier Fruites, Treseme, and Pantene and non of them work. I'll rate :)
K2204 answered Sunday June 5 2005, 6:37 pm: i use nexus aloe rid to get the chlorine out of my hair! but its like 15$ for the shampoo and 15$ for the conditioner!!
Michele answered Sunday June 5 2005, 6:15 pm: I don't think it is the shampoo that is the most important. Try giving yourself weekly hot oil treatements. Olive Oil is find. Warm up some olive oil in the micro wave. Warm NOT HOT. Spread over hair, wrap in a towel, leave on for 1/2 hours then shampoo as usual. YOu need a shampoo that is gentle and does hot have harsh deteregents because the chlorine is a harsh chemical.
Prettybaybe2 answered Sunday June 5 2005, 5:25 pm: I swim alot too and what i use after swimming is pantene leave it in conditioner and if u sparay that in and brush you hair it will get the knots out then take a shower and use any shampoo and it will get rid of the chlorine smell!
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luv2swim109 answered Sunday June 5 2005, 4:52 pm: try a looking for a shampoo that is especially made for swimmers. im a swimmer too so i have the same problem. i think loreal has a brand that is for swimmers. they have a bunch out there. [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) they have a bunch on this website at keifers and you might be able to find some of these at a regular store too. good luck
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