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"  &amp;quot;During the summer I swim a lot and the chlorine really damages my hair. What can I do to protect it from the water?&amp;quot; Brandi, 15, Hughesville, MD The chemicals in chlorine are really bad for hair, especially if you color, highlight, or perm it. Before you go swimming wet your hair and apply a leave-in deep conditioner all over your head \u2013 it will create a barrier by coating your hair so that the chlorine can&amp;#039;t get in. Plus it will condition your hair all day, leaving it extra soft! Try Garnier Fructis Sleek &amp;amp;amp; Shine Leave-in Conditioning Cream [$4, drugstores]. After you swim, use a shampoo that is designed to remove chlorine and sea salt from your hair. I like Biolage Sunsorials After-Sun Shampoo [$10, salons]. It smells citrus-y, and it leaves your hair really silky! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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