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2. How to Take Care of Your Hair After Swimming, According to ...

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   As Capara explains, “The pH levels of pool water (7.2 to 7.8) and ocean water (around 8.2) greatly differ from the healthy hair pH range (4.5 to 5.5), which can cause hair to become more damaged ...

3. If You Swim, You Need These Shampoos Stat - AOL

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   Keep reading for the 14 best chlorine shampoos based on my personal testing, along with info from experts on what chlorine damage does to hair, which ingredients remove chlorine from hair, and how ...

4. You Need These Chlorine-Removing Shampoos for Pool Season

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5. Chloracne - Wikipedia

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   However, chloracne itself can be highly resistant to any treatment. The course of the disease is highly variable. In some cases the lesions may disappear within two years or so; however, in other cases the lesions may be effectively permanent (mean duration of lesions in one 1984 study was 26 years, with some workers remaining disfigured over ...

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7. Curly Girl Method - Wikipedia

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   Low hair porosity is when the hair cuticles are tightly shut. Low porosity hair has difficulty obtaining moisture but once moisture is absorbed it will remain moisturized. This porosity type is common with hair that has suffered little to no damage (either from heat styling tools or from chemicals) and thus it is the preferred porosity level.