Keep out the chlorine this summer with these moisturizing conditioners

Don’t be scared to make a splash this summer! To fight the drying effects of chlorine on your curly hair, simply rinse it in the shower, slather on a moisturizing conditioner, and braid, twist, or put your hair in a swim cap before jumping in the pool. Hair that is wet already will not absorb as much chlorine, especially if there’s an added barrier of conditioner. After swimming, rinse out the conditioner.
Here is a list of conditioning products our readers love.
- Darcy’s Botanicals Pumpkin Seed Moisturizing Conditioner
- Aubrey Organics Swimmer’s Normalizing Conditioner
- Oyin Handmade Honey Hemp Conditioner
- Aubrey Organics Island Naturals Replenishing Conditioner
- Curls Coconut Sublime Moisturizing Conditioner
- Ouidad Curl Quencher Moisturizing Conditioner
- MyHoneyChild HoneyNutt Conditioner
- Elucence Moisture Balancing Conditioner
- Nature’s Gate Jojoba Revitalizing Conditioner
- Jessicurl Too Shea! Extra Moisturizing Conditioner
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June 22nd, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Hi!
I think I’m a combo 3a/3b-I’d be a 3b but I have baby fine hair and not a lot of it.
I call it an Irish Fro.I also color my hair to be a bit redder and to cover grays.
I swim in a pool almost everyday in the summer and sometimes all winter. I also swim in the ocean when I can.
I hate wearing a swim cap(although I make myself when I’m doing laps. I know I should use it all the time but it tears at my fine hair and hurts.
I also wet and SLATHER a handfull of a mix of conditioners for color shielding and dryness.
I also use Ultra Swim shampoo mixed with a moisture shampoo almost everyday.
After all that, my question is: Is there anything else I should be doing to save the color and minimize the clorine damage?
Thanks!
July 6th, 2010 at 10:05 am
no, i honestly think you’re doing every thing right.
as far as the cap goes, have you tried covering your hair with a small satin scarf before putting the cap on? sure, it’ll get kind of wet, but it’ll protect your hair when you take it off
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