How to Stop Chlorine from Ruining Your Hair Color, According to a Swimmer

This product was actually modeled off of the concept of waterproof mascara. The waxes found in the formula create a shield that protects hair from chlorine, sweat, and UV rays. It can be applied to dry or damp hair. Work it in like conditioner and comb it through. Pull your hair up in a bun or leave it down. All you need to do is shampoo to fully remove the product. 

Work in your chlorine protection while you style your hair. This mist keeps your hair moisturized, uses sunflower seed oil as a natural shield from UV rays, and features a proprietary ingredient called Color Hold to keep your hair color at its best.

You can use this oil blend as a pre-wash moisturizing mask, or as a pre-swim treatment. Work a dime-size amount through dry hair. If you plan on getting in and out of the pool more than four times, the brand recommends reapplication. I like working the product through my hair and then pulling it up into a tight bun. 

Like the name suggests, this product acts like a second swim cap for your hair, and it was actually created at the request of the US Olympic Synchronized Swimming Team. It has castor oil and olive oil to keep hair moisturized and protected, as well as elastin to strengthen the hair and reduce breakage. Apply it to damp hair in sections and comb through before swimming.