So I can just imagine all the dryness everyone suffers from swimming in chlorine, bromine, etc.
What is the best way to prevent damaged hair & over-dry skin?
Moisturize, moisturize & moisturize is all I seem to do as of late.
Are there methods that really work? Give a shout, i would love to know. :confused:
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The other day, my granddaughter, who swims age group, went to get a hair cut. The stylist told her to mix a teaspoon of baking soda with her shampoo. Wash her hair as usual then do a deep conditioning, like the Aussie 3 minute conditioner or the VO5 conditioner. She tried it. I have never seen her hair so soft, conditioned, shiney and blonde. It looked really good.
The other day, my granddaughter, who swims age group, went to get a hair cut. The stylist told her to mix a teaspoon of baking soda with her shampoo. Wash her hair as usual then do a deep conditioning, like the Aussie 3 minute conditioner or the VO5 conditioner. She tried it. I have never seen her hair so soft, conditioned, shiney and blonde. It looked really good.
