Eliminating Chlorine Odors from Hair, Skin and Swimsuits

Swimming is a great way to cool off in hot weather, and it's also excellent cardiovascular exercise. But if you swim frequently, you've probably noticed how difficult it can be to eliminate chlorine odors from your skin and hair. That lingering smell can be unpleasant, and the chlorine can damage your hair, skin and swimsuit. Luckily, there are some simple ways to combat this problem.

 

Get Rid of Chlorine Odors with SwimSpray

SwimSpray is an easy-to-use odor neutralizer that eliminates lingering chlorine odors in minutes. To use SwimSpray, first rinse off in clean water when you leave the pool. Spray SwimSpray on your skin and hair, and then jump in the shower. Use your preferred shampoo, conditioner and body wash as normal, and let SwimSpray work its magic.

Using SwimSpray is just as easy as it sounds, and it really does work. You'll know that SwimSpray is effective from the very first use, as soon as that chlorine odor disappears.

Swimspray works just as effectively on swimsuits, too: just spray the solution onto your suit before washing as normal. Using SwimSpray eliminates the odor, and helps protect your suit from chlorine damage, too.

 

Home Remedies that Tackle Lingering Chlorine Odors

One of the most effective home remedies for chlorine odors is an old standby that has a very wide range of uses: apple cider vinegar. To use, rinse your hair in a solution of 20 percent vinegar to 80 percent water, then do a final rinse with clean water.

Another option is a solution of club soda and fresh citrus juice, made of soda, orange juice and grapefruit juice in equal quantities. Interestingly enough, it's the citric acid in the juice that helps neutralize chlorine, similar to the way in which SwimSpray works. SwimSpray is, however, much more concentrated than the club soda and juice mixture, and there's no denying that the simple SwimSpray-and-rinse method is much more convenient than preparing freshly squeezed juice.

 

Protecting Your Hair from Chlorine

It's not just chlorine odors that swimmers are concerned with, there's also the fact that regular chlorine exposure can damage hair and skin.

To help protect your hair, rub conditioner or moisturizing product into your hair and scalp, and then tuck your hair into a swim cap. Wearing a cap doesn't completely prevent exposure, but it does slow it down. It's not possible to protect your skin using this method, but applying moisturizing lotion after each shower can help prevent your skin from drying out.

Combine these methods with regular use of SwimSpray to can eliminate those chlorine odors. You may also find that the health of your hair and skin improves.