Ah, yes, my other big problem! I pay a lot of money to look like my hair isn't aging with me.I don't want to end up with green hair from the chlorine.
So I get my hair thoroughly wet with regular water, and then comb conditioner through it before putting on my swim cap, when I'm going to be swimming in chlorinated water. It makes the putting on of the swim cap an interesting, slippery procedure, but it does protect the color pretty well. My colorist backs me up on this.
Good luck!
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08-14-2006, 05:23 PM #1
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08-14-2006, 05:49 PM #2
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OK good advice! I will be sure to put in conditioner before I put on the cap. I'm already chuckling to think what I will look like at 5:30am trying to get a slick head into a swim cap. Hopefully I can entertain others!
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