Goodbye Chlorine is a proud race sponsor of the Huntsville Sprint Triathlon. The event will be held at the Brahan Springs Natatorium in Huntsville, AL on August 15, 2015.
The event is hosted by Team Rocket Tri of Huntsville.
Good luck to all the athletes.
Your summer plans will undoubtedly include spending time at the pool, and when you do, it’s important to protect your hair color before and after swimming.
Sable Yong at StyleCaster offers up some great tips for protecting your color and keeping your hair looking good.
She writes about what to do before, and after swimming.
Wash it out. Rather than shampooing before swimming (which makes no sense), it does help to wash your hair with a bit of clarifying shampoo directly after swimming in a pool. The chlorine and other drying chemicals lingering in your hair will do more damage if left in, so removing it throughly will prevent that damage altogether.
We agree! And there is no better product on the market to instantly remove the chlorine from your hair than our Original Shower Gel for swimmers.
Read Sable’s post to read all of her hair color protection tips, and remember, pack Goodbye Green’s shower gel for swimmers with you this summer when you head to the pool.
Although Sable has great advice, here are four of our best tips:
Goodbye Chlorine makes products for swimmers. We manufacture soap, shower gel, conditioner and styling products for swimmers. They all work to eliminate chlorine.
Swimmer’s Hair: How to avoid it and fix it.
Anti-Chlorine Shampoo and Conditioner: Instantly Removes Chlorine
What causes “swimmer’s hair” and how to care for it.
Should you use anti-chlorine soap, or anti-chlorine spray?
Shampoo avid swimmers use to win the chlorine battle.
The Science of Chlorine: Why it’s important for public health.
Soap for Swimmers
Chlorine Removal Shampoo
Hair Care for Swimmers
Body Wash That Gets the Chlorine Off
Shampoo and Conditioner for Swimmers’ Hair
Spring motivates us to do lots of things, including getting a new hair color. Gina Rivera, founder of Phenix Salon Suites gives some good tips about what to do when considering lightening your hair color.
Gina writes about the stress swimming can have on your hair:
Really, the stress on your hair is coming from all sides. The sun dries your hair, swimming washes out all the moisture, chemicals in the water can leave deposits on your hair, as can the dirt and dust from all those happy trails.
Chlorine can have incredible damaging effect on your hair. Remember to use Goodbye Chlorine Shower Gel after swimming to gently and immediately remove chlorine from your hair.
Competitive and recreational swimmers no longer have to live with the damaging effects of chlorine. We manufacture products that remove chlorine and return the pH balance and moisture to swimmers hair and skin.
Spring is a great time to change your hair, and exercise routine. If it includes swimming, then don’t forget to take Goodbye Chlorine products with you to the pool.
Swimmer’s Hair: How to avoid it and fix it.
Anti-Chlorine Shampoo and Conditioner: Instantly Removes Chlorine
What causes “swimmer’s hair” and how to care for it.
Should you use anti-chlorine soap, or anti-chlorine spray?
Shampoo avid swimmers use to win the chlorine battle.
The Science of Chlorine: Why it’s important for public health.
It used to be that swimmers with blonde hair wouldn’t go swimming, but now thanks to Goodbye Chlorine products, swimmer can follow any hair color trend they want.
Recently bleach blonde hair has been making a comeback in the fashion world. Here is an expert article on the subject of going blonde by Mellissa Hoyer.
While these are all great tips, we would add one to the list: If you go swimming, don’t forget to pack the Goodbye Chlorine Shower Gel. Goodbye Chlorine was made by swimmers for swimmers, and it immediately neutralizes chlorine. Swimmers no longer have to fret having damaged hair or dry skin because of chlorinated pools.
Don’t worry. If you want to go blonde this summer and swimming is in your plans, just remember to pack chlorine removal shower gel.
Here are 5 great spring break tips by fashion blogger Kara Weymouth.
You have to go to the jump to see all the snarky GIFS in this post, but one of our favorite tips is: #2. Wax Early!
Here is one tip we would add to the list:
#6 Don’t Dance Alone
Most certainly your spring break will include pool parties, so don’t forget to pack Goodbye Chlorine products. They contain formulas that quickly and safely neutralize chlorine, so you don’t smell like you’ve been in the pool all day. There is nothing worse than when you’r working up a sweat on the dance floor to suddenly smell eau de chlorine. Nobody wants to do the Boom Shakalaka alone.
You can read more of Kara’s posts on her blog the Bostonista.
Does anti-chlorine swimmer’s soap work?
Swimmer’s Hair: How to prevent chlorine from damaging your hair.
Use this shampoo for swimmers and look great out of the pool too.
Spring into a new hair color.
Here is a great article: Swimming And Chlorine: How Swimmers Protect Their Hair and Skin by FreeDrinkingWater.com.
The author details two routines swimmers can use for protecting their hair and skin from the damaging effects of chlorine—an unfortunate side effect all swimmer experience.
This was excellent advice before Goodbye Chlorine’s products were developed. All of our products have been developed by swimmers for swimmers and combat the damaging effects of chlorine.
Swimmers no longer have to have a lengthy pre- and post-swim routine just to keep their hair and skin healthy. Now simply use Goodbye Chlorine products. Use them separately, or together to maximize the results.
Our products do what they are intended to do. Goodbye Chlorine shower gel removes chlorine naturally and gently washes your skin and hair. Our conditioner also releases chlorine and also re-hydrates your hair.
Simplify your swimming routine, use Goodbye Chlorine products. It’s another reason swimmers love our products.
Swimmer’s Hair: How to avoid it and fix it.
Anti-Chlorine Shampoo and Conditioner: Instantly Removes Chlorine
What causes “swimmer’s hair” and how to care for it.
Should you use anti-chlorine soap, or anti-chlorine spray?
Shampoo avid swimmers use to win the chlorine battle.
The Science of Chlorine: Why it’s important for public health.
Spring Into a New Hair Color
Moisturizer for Swimmers
Body Wash Elite Swimmers Use After Swimming
Hair Care for Swimmers
Chlorine Removal Body Wash for Swimmers
It’s no secret that the top nags from swimmers are related to chlorine: chlorine damaged hair and dry skin. It’s also not a surprise that when SwimSwam.com announced their snarky list titled, 11 Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Competitive Swimmer that these two were on the top of the list:
Continue reading Please Don’t Ask Swimmers These Questions
When we hear stories like this, it well–raises the hair we have left on our necks.
Continue reading This is one way to get rid of your body hair.
Swimming is an incredibly healthy sport, and until now, it has come with a cost—bad hair and dry, smelly skin. Swimmers have always just put up with the annoying and damaging effects of chlorine. Now Goodbye Chlorine offers swimmers great hair and skincare options.
This article by Health.com does a pretty good job of outlining all the home remedies swimmers have tried over the years.
Swimmers are just plain tired of pouring vinegar over themselves, or using sprays or products that use chemical strippers to get the chlorine off.
Until now, there hasn’t been a reliable and effective way of treating the damaging effects of chlorine. It’s why we developed Goodbye Chlorine’s products. Our formulas are developed by swimmers for swimmers. All of our products are made to neutralize and remove chlorine gently and effectively.
That’s the first step—neutralize the chlorine. Then each of our products do what they are intended to do. Shampoos and body washes gently clean you hair and skin. Our conditioners and lotions add moisture back that has been depleted by the chlorine.
Now you can enjoy swimming and ditch the annoying side effects of chlorine. It’s why swimmers love our products.
Swimmer’s Hair: How to avoid it and fix it.
Anti-Chlorine Shampoo and Conditioner: Instantly Removes Chlorine
What causes “swimmer’s hair” and how to care for it.
Should you use anti-chlorine soap, or anti-chlorine spray?
Shampoo avid swimmers use to win the chlorine battle.
The Science of Chlorine: Why it’s important for public health.
Moisturizer for Swimmers
Shampoo and Conditioner for Swimmers’ Hair
Swimmers’ Shampoo
