How To Prevent And Fix Chlorine-Damaged Hair
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Does your hair feel like straw after a summer in the pool? It may take some time, but all hope is not lost.
Those frequent trips to the pool may have filled your heart with fond summer vacation memories, but they likely also filled your hair with harsh chemicals that can cause major damage.
Chlorine can be an insidious hair killer, and the more time you spend in the pool, the more damage you’re likely to experience. That’s why we spoke to experts about how to protect your tresses before you take a dip, and the best ways to heal hair that’s already been overexposed to chlorine.
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