Cleansing conditioner for swimmers

My vote would be FIG - since I assume swimming tends to dry your hair out?

Also, you might consider trying the styling creme, particularly if you blow dry a lot.

Michele

why wouldn't you just wash the swimsuit or rinse it out after swiming?

I am an idiot, I thought you wanted to wash yr swimsuit in Wen not yr hair, forgive me.

I used to swim every day. I don't get there every day, but I try to get to the pool often. I use Pom for my normal condition, wavy, color-treated hair. If it gets really dry, I'll use Fig or 613. Most of the time when I'm swimming, I'll do just one cleanse - instead of my normal 2. I don't blow my hair dry. If it's Friday (I don't go over the weekend), I'll do my regular two.

A wise poster here gave me great advice a few years ago. I do this every time I'm in the water. I rinse my hair and get it soaking wet before I get into the pool. I don't wear a cap, but I do wear goggles that keep it out of my eyes. I find this helps with the condition a lot.

Cucumber Aloe is the most clarifying, so I use that for the first cleanse and follow up with 613 for moisture on the second cleanse.

For regular swimmers, I recommend a swimcap to help keep chlorine out of the hair. I am in a pool on average six days a week and I always wear a cap. If a wearing a swimcap is not an option then I would recommend FIG or 613.

I've heard Chaz recommend putting on some of the oils before swimming, put the swim cap on top and when you get out simply cleanse your hair as you normally would. That way you're protecting your hair from the chlorine while also treating your hair.