Home Remedies to Remove Green Tint from Blonde Hair Caused by Swimming Pool Water
Green Isn't from Chlorine
Lemon juice works much in the same way as tomato juice. The citric acid in the juice works to remove hard metal stains and undesirable green coloring from the hair. Simply saturate the hair with lemon juice, and allow it to set for several minutes. Rinse out the lemon juice, and wash andBaking Soda
Baking soda is a very versatile product that is used for a variety of cleaning and beauty purposes. Make a paste with baking soda and shampoo, and apply it to the hair. Allow the mixture to remain on the hair for several minutes, and thoroughly rinse it out. Shampoo and condition as usual.
Wet Your Hair Before Swimming
The hair is porous and naturally absorbs water, so before swimming in a pool, thoroughly saturate the hair with tap water or distilled bottled water. When you enter the pool, your hair won't absorb as much water since it is already thoroughly saturated. Although this isn't the complete answer, wetting the hair before entering the pool can help in the prevention of discoloration.
Commercial Hair Care Products for Swimmers
If your hair is extremely green, and home remedies won't remove the color, consider trying commercial hair care products for swimmers. You can find these types of hair care products online, at many discount retail stores, and at most beauty supply stores. Follow product label instructions for best results.
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- Aspirin or baking soda can be used to remove green stains from blonde hair.
- The acid in the tomato juice or lemon juice can also help remove green caused by pool water.
- Wet your hair with tap water or bottle water before swimming so it absorbs less of the pool water.
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