How to Remove Chlorine and Pool Build-Up From Hair
Quick answer: Remove chlorine and pool-related build-up with swimmer-specific cleansing rather than relying only on moisture. Malibu C Swimmers Wellness® Shampoo targets chlorine, copper and minerals, while Swimmers Wellness® Remedy provides a deeper treatment step.
What can pool water leave on hair?
Regular swimming can expose hair to chlorine, copper and other minerals. Repeated exposure may contribute to dryness, roughness, tangling, dullness and unwanted colour changes.
Step 1: cleanse after swimming
Use Swimmers Wellness® Shampoo to help remove chlorine, copper and pool-related build-up.
Step 2: use a targeted swimmer treatment
For a deeper reset, use Swimmers Wellness® Remedy according to the product directions.
Step 3: restore moisture and manageability
Follow cleansing and treatment with Swimmers Wellness Conditioner to support softness and detangling.
What if my blonde hair has turned green?
Copper deposits are the more relevant cause of the classic green tint. Read Why Does Blonde Hair Turn Green After Swimming?.
What if my hair still feels coated?
If you also live in a hard-water area or use a lot of styling products, more than one type of build-up may be present. Compare swimmer exposure with hard-water mineral build-up and product residue.
FAQs
Does rinsing with water remove chlorine completely?
Rinsing helps remove surface pool water, but swimmer-specific cleansing is designed to target the pool-related elements left on the hair.
Can chlorine make hair dry?
Repeated pool exposure can contribute to dryness and roughness, especially when combined with frequent washing or other environmental stress.