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  Mr.Cub

  
  

  hey guys hows everything i've posted here before i was growing it before and went up to 3 months but due to not takeing any care of it i cut it all of well a 2 all around im heading for 3 months now in march 27 my question is im going snorkeling tommorow and i want to know if maybe i should use conditioner or something, is it find since its like the beach . any suggestions because i heard the pool is not too good for the hair

  thanks Mr cub

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    80s_Metal

    
    

    Honestly, if you have only been growing or 3 months then you don't have that much hair to worry about. It is much too short to even worry about damage, split ends etc.
    Some advice though...Apply some conditioner before you hit the beach. It will work as a shield to protect the hair and keep it strong. Also, buy a swimming cap which you can use to protect your hair, strictly silicone material.
    salt + sun = bad combo for hair , so just be wary, but since your hair is so short i don't think you need to do much.
    Also, after swimming, have a shower ASAP and shampoo and condition well. That should keep your hair immaculate.

    hey guys hows everything i've posted here before i was growing it before and went up to 3 months but due to not takeing any care of it i cut it all of well a 2 all around im heading for 3 months now in march 27 my question is im going snorkeling tommorow and i want to know if maybe i should use conditioner or something, is it find since its like the beach . any suggestions because i heard the pool is not too good for the hair

    thanks Mr cub

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      Fallen_angels

      
      

      I agree with you on this, but I heard from someone that the sea was good for your hair, and that it's the chlorinated pools that are bad. Maybe someone can verify/disprove this.

      Honestly, if you have only been growing or 3 months then you don't have that much hair to worry about. It is much too short to even worry about damage, split ends etc.
      Some advice though...Apply some conditioner before you hit the beach. It will work as a shield to protect the hair and keep it strong. Also, buy a swimming cap which you can use to protect your hair, strictly silicone material.
      salt + sun = bad combo for hair , so just be wary, but since your hair is so short i don't think you need to do much.
      Also, after swimming, have a shower ASAP and shampoo and condition well. That should keep your hair immaculate.

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        Schala

        
        

        I agree with you on this, but I heard from someone that the sea was good for your hair, and that it's the chlorinated pools that are bad. Maybe someone can verify/disprove this.

        Honestly, if you have only been growing or 3 months then you don't have that much hair to worry about. It is much too short to even worry about damage, split ends etc.
        Some advice though...Apply some conditioner before you hit the beach. It will work as a shield to protect the hair and keep it strong. Also, buy a swimming cap which you can use to protect your hair, strictly silicone material.
        salt + sun = bad combo for hair , so just be wary, but since your hair is so short i don't think you need to do much.
        Also, after swimming, have a shower ASAP and shampoo and condition well. That should keep your hair immaculate.

        Chlorine might just be too harsh on hair compared to salt water, but salt isn't that great just because it's natural either, just less damaging is my guess.

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          Mesmerized

          
          

          Chlorine might just be too harsh on hair compared to salt water, but salt isn't that great just because it's natural either, just less damaging is my guess.

          Whenever I've went in the ocean my hair has turned out stiff and annoying afterwards. I can't believe that is good for the hair.

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        80s_Powerballads

        
        

        Well i hear chlorine is far worse for hair but salt has a very drying effect on the hair, so both are bad. I heard that if you swim at the bach everyday for a few weeks and don't conditioner/detangle/maintain your hair that it goes into dread locks. That's why so many beach dudes have dreadlocks.

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    Justin

    
    

    Sounds too short to worry about. But, if this time you are REALLY serious about having nice long hair, I would suggest you wear a bathing cap.

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      mr.cub

      
      

      Sounds too short to worry about. But, if this time you are REALLY serious about having nice long hair, I would suggest you wear a bathing cap.

      definately Ive been caring for it since day oneor getting it cut late dec and taking advise from all you guys etc I'll post pics in several months . laters

      mr.cub

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