Chlorine, Salt and...Sun? Find out what you need to do to maintain your hair color!
In the summer our hair needs an extra care, as it has been observed that it tends to look duller due to sun exposure, but also to show changes in color due to frequent swimming in the pool and sea. This is exactly why, apart from knowing how to properly care for our hair, we need to know everything we should avoid so that we don't end up dehydrated, dull and with altered colour in autumn.
Today, we're going to give you 3 basic tips that your hair needs to deal with chlorine, sun and salt:
1. Choose the right hair sunscreen!
Would you ever go out in the summer without facial sunscreen? No! Sunscreen is needed all year round, but especially during the summer months when the sun is at its most intense. This is exactly why Saryna Key, the company, has created a sunscreen for hair.
• Saryna Key Damage Repair Gloss Spray for normal/coarse hair.
• Saryna Key Repair Light Gloss Spray for thin/oily hair.
These two Saryna Key products are a lightweight formula that absorbs quickly leaving hair soft. They are also multi-purpose products:
-Replenish hair thanks to the powerful and natural ingredients of Shea butter.
-Protect against climatic damage thanks to UV filters.
- They give healthy, shiny hair.
2. Choose a quality hair mask!
When you get out of the sea or the pool and your hair starts to dry, don't hesitate to apply a moisturizing mask. The mask Saryna Key Damage Repair Shea Butter nourishes and repairs the hair giving health, shine and softness. Ideal for dry and damaged hair.
- It repairs the hair.
- It offers health and shine.
- It makes hair soft.
• Saryna Key Damage Repair Shea Butter for normal/coarse hair.
• Saryna Key Damage Repair Shea Butter Light for thin/oily hair.
• Saryna Key Curl Control Shea Butter for curly hair
• Saryna Key Color Lasting Shea Butter for dyed hair
3. Rinse your hair with clean water immediately after each dip!
Sea salt, as well as chlorine, can damage your hair. In the pool the most important thing *especially when you have colored hair*, is to try not to get your hair wet at all. Chlorine affects the hair by essentially stripping away the moisture and natural oils. This makes hair dull, less flexible and more prone to breakage. In short, chlorine is dangerous. In the case of dyed or weak hair, it is very important to rinse after each bath and remove chlorine residues, because they cause greenish shades of green and lose their shine.