Some prefer waves and sands, while others choose a comfortable pool with warm water – we understand and do not condemn. However, swimming not only improves the mood and not only strengthens the muscles, but also makes the hair dull. Everything is related to the chlorine that demolishes the color, removes natural oils, removes cuticle scales and makes the curls more vulnerable to the external factor. Therefore, after the pool, they gathered tips to help restore the hair.
Step 1
Preparation is one of the main stages. Hair absorbs enough water to stay. Therefore, we recommend that you soak them abundantly before swimming, then less chlorine juice penetrates curls.
Step 2
Hair mixed after the pool. Therefore, wait until completely dry, apply some oil and care carefully. The ropes will be separated from each other and will be more obedient.
Step 3
The next stage purification. Use shampoo oils and extracts. You can also apply a rubbing or shell for the scalp. Rinse thoroughly by separating the monitoring from each other at the same time.
Step 4
After Noisypun, use a vitamin moisturizing mask. Apply the product, wait 10-15 minutes and wash. We also recommend that you add air conditioning to the departure. It will make hair silky and soft.
Step 5
The last stage is an indelible air conditioner. Apply to the curls, wait completely until it dries, and then lay the curls with the help of thermal protection and hair dryer. You can finally use a hair perfume.
In the meantime, here you can find out how to look at the hair at sea.
Source: People Talk
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