ok I have a pool and i go swimming like everyday but my hair is getting very damaged from it. Like I take a shower but my hair just look damaged in a way I can't describe its just not silky. Its kind of like it looks scragly and unbrushed. I don't want to stop swimming.
Does anyone know any products or things I could do to make my hair healthy again. Please help I rate high!
BrunetteBeauti answered Tuesday August 2 2005, 10:55 am: i kind of have the same problem because i have been using relaxers since i was in second grade so my hair is very dry and stuff any way there is somthing called EMERGENCEE Strengthening Polymeric Reconstructor. it cost $30 from a salon. its very very good. you have to leave it in your hair for ten minutes. or another got thing is hair oil. i also use that and it makes my hair shiny and healthy. gOOd luck and please rate...! [ BrunetteBeauti's advice column | Ask BrunetteBeauti A Question ]
SexiBlondie101 answered Monday August 1 2005, 11:34 pm: WELL MY MOM IS A PRO. HAOR STYLIST AND YOUR SUPPOSED TO WET YOUR HAIR BEFORE GETTING INTO POOLS OR IT WILL SCREW UP UR COLORS IF YOUR HAIR IS DYED OR HAS HIGHLIGHTS OR ANYTHING LIEK THAT AND IT WILL RUINEN YOUR HAIR! good luck
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cujobird answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:45 pm: Hi!
I use DOVE INTENSE MOISTURE Shampoo and Conditioner.The trick is to leave most of the conditioner in!Don't wash it all out. It should still feel slick.
Works for me!
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xXxpinky615xXx answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:45 pm: Well what kind of conditioner do you use if any?
jcsgrlthe1st answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:31 pm: get a clarifying shampoo pantene pro v works good. i used to have this problem as i was on swimteam and the lady that did my hair could tell. so just get a clarifying shampoo and i think you will be fine.
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Michelley answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:25 pm: use a conditioner like Aussie 3 Minute Miracle...it seriously works so good!! also i heard putting conditioner in your hair before you go in the pool prevents the chlorine from soaking in because it just slips right off. there are also tons of chlorine shampoos out there...just go to wal-mart or smthn and look around..i use this one i don't remmeber what its called...but its in a clear bottle and is green and by john frieda its called beach blonde or smthn..you don't have to be blonde to use it tho
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LlYySsAa answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:22 pm: They make a special kind of shampoo for swimmers that you can use. It works really well too. Hope this helps!!!
ncblondie answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:22 pm: A natural remedy to bring your hair's health back can be made by combining 1 egg, 1/2 eggshell full of olive oil, and 1/4 peeled cucumber in a blender and blending until smooth. Massage into hair and leave on for 10 minutes then rinse well.
Another natural remedy is to wet hair in shower then massage 1/4 cup tomato juice through your hair and let sit for 5 minutes. Rinse well then shampoo as usual. This will help pull the green out of your hair.
Try putting a leave-in conditioner in your hair before getting into the water. It will help protect your hair. Rinse your hair as soon as you get out of the pool to minimize the damage. A moisturizing shampoo such as Dove will restore nutrients to your hair. [ ncblondie's advice column | Ask ncblondie A Question ]
wildNcrazy231 answered Monday August 1 2005, 8:10 pm: Use a stronger conditioner and also wet your hair before you go in the pool. Your hair is like a sponge so if it sucks up all the regular water the chlorine won't get in your hair as much. I know this sounds weird but my hair dresser told me that. [ wildNcrazy231's advice column | Ask wildNcrazy231 A Question ]
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