It’s one thing when you choose to color your hair a lovely shade of green, but have you ever spent oodles of time and money on gorgeous blonde highlights only to have them turn a nasty shade of green after a trip to the pool? Or maybe you’re naturally blonde but by the end of a summer in the pool no one would know?
What about those pretty blonde hair extensions? Ever had them turn PINK from chlorine?
Whatever your woes, we’ve compiled a list of tips to help your summer hair stay green (or pink) free.
The adage “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is truth. The best way to stay green-free is to protect your lovely blonde locks before you get in the pool. It’s important to remember that chlorine is also in the air surrounding the swimming pool so putting your hair in a ponytail and trying to keep it dry isn’t going to be enough.
Instead try this:
Chlorine is the necessary evil of the swimming pool. It kills all that nasty stuff…necessary, but it turns your hair green and lays a nasty coating over it that prevents moisture from getting in…evil. Which means your hair isn’t only green, it’s getting drier and crunchier the more exposure it gets. While the best thing you can do is protect your hair first, there are a few things that can help you get the green out after.
Try this:
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