Good shampoo & conditioner for pool hair
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Anonymous
| My daughter has long hair and swims everyday. We need to find something that will prevent her hair from turning into straw. Any advice? I usually try to use more natural products, but I'm not sure if they will cut it. |
Anonymous
| Anyone? |
Anonymous
| Swim cap? |
Anonymous
| I use Aveda Sun Care Hair and Body Cleanser. It is expensive though. Before I started having my hair colored I used Ultraswim Moisturizing Chlorine Removal Shampoo. It works well. My kids use it now. |
Anonymous
| Buy cheap conditioner. Have her use a generous amount before EVERY swim. Rinse and shampoo condition as usual. |
Anonymous
| Buy cheap conditioner. Have her use a generous amount before EVERY swim. Rinse and shampoo condition as usual. |
Anonymous
|
I use this, which is approved by my hairdresser,
http://www.swimoutlet.com/p/ultraswim-shampoo-7oz-2674/ |
Anonymous
| Ultra swim, it's available on amazon. |
Anonymous
| Paul Mitchell Shampoo Three after pool only - it's too drying otherwise. |
Anonymous
| Vinegar rinse, also, about once per week. Yes, works wonders and counteracts the green. |
Anonymous
| I don't swim every day, but use the Aubrey Organics swimmers shampoo and conditioner. You can buy it at Whole Foods, it's not too expensive, and it seems to work well. My light-blond daughter has never turned green. |
Anonymous
| kiehls has a product that you put in hair before swimming -- it helps. |
Anonymous
| Leave in conditioner / spray it all over before she swims |
Anonymous
| Coconut oil in hair before swimming. After swimming Kiehl's wash for swimmers + a good conditioner. |
Anonymous
| I was a swimmer in high school and college. I tried the Ultraswim shampoo, but was never that impressed. I used Nexxus Therappe shampoo after swimming, but probably any conditioning shampoo will do the trick. Also, does your daughter wear a swimming cap? That is what will really protect her hair, since it will get exposed to less chlorine. Some of my friends would put a little conditioner on their hair before putting on their caps, though I never did. |