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Does chlorine permanently damage hair? and will regular shampoo/conditioner remove it?
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Chlorine: Chlorine does damage hair. Keep your hair as healthy as possible by rinsing your hair after you get out of the pool. Shampoo and conditioner won't undo the damage unfortunately but they can keep your hair smooth. Try using a swim cap to save your hair from the harsh chemicals.
Answered 12/1/2016
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