Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green

RE: Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green Post By wereamess (Guest Post) (06/02/2008) I will try all of these, and let you know. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green Post by CindyM56 (47) | (05/04/2008) Contact Years ago, we lived in a community with a pool. They always put too much chlorine in it. So all the little blonds were all the little greens! Needless to say, I had a houseful of blondes, but I didn't let them go cos I didn't know there was a remedy out there! Wish I knew then what I just learned in here! Apparently no one did cos we had green heads all summer long into the fall cos it just had to wear off. I was the "bad mommy" cos I didn't want a bunch of Martians living with me! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green Post by lizkemp (3) | (06/07/2006) Contact I have made the baking soda/shampoo paste for my daughters hair, and that seems to work well, but it is hard on her hair to use it frequently. I will try diluting the baking soda with water. I will also have to try tomato and lemon juice..... Thanks Report Spam or Abuse RE: Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green Post By Vicka (Guest Post) (06/06/2006) I've heard that rinsing with beer works well too. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Swimming in a Pool Turned My Hair Green Post by ThriftyFun (3746) | (08/15/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact I was wondering if lemon juice would take the green out of my hair? I have highlights in my hair and they are green now from me swimming in a pool. Will lemon juice it take it out? If so, how long do I have to leave it on my hair to work? Thanks, Autum Answers: Tomato Juice 08/15/2005 As weird as this sounds, try tomato juice. By Linda (Guest Post) Lemon Juice 08/15/2005 That used to happen to me every summer. My mom always made me rinse hair in lemon juice and it worked. By 5ofus Baking Soda 09/02/2005 1. Make a paste of baking soda and shampoo and apply to your hair and let sit for a few minutes then rinse and condition very well. and/or 2. Dissolve a few teaspoons of baking soda in some water and add to your bottle of shampoo. Shake before using. By zababal Tomato Juice 10/20/2005 My youngest daughter has blond hair and her hair turns green all the time (we live in Las Vegas, so she is in the pool most of the year). I have her take a shallow bath and pour tomato juice over her head, making sure that it is distributed well. I let it sit for a few minutes then wash as usual. It gets the green out and leaves her hair very shiny. By daydreame2121 Report Spam or Abuse