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    How Bad is Chlorine for Hair

    January 30, 2019 /

    Chlorine is usually put in water to destroy harmful bacteria that cause harm to the body. However, despite its benefits it’s still a harsh chemical that can destroy your hair when used in excess. Several studies show that chlorine can actually cause brittle hair, especially in individuals who regularly swim in chlorinated water. Below we will also discuss the other side effects of chlorine. Loss of Elasticity and Natural Shine Chlorine has the ability to remove all the natural oils present in your hair, thereby causing weak and brittle follicles that can easily get damaged or broken. When you dip your hair for a long period of time in a…

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