Hair

... I wear a swimming cap but my hair still gets slightly wet and I prefer to wash it after working out as it feels wet, sweaty and generally icky! ...

Interesting fact: Swim caps aren't supposed to keep your hair dry; they're just supposed to keep it out of your face while swimming. In fact, your hair is supposed to be wet when you put the cap on.

As a long-haired guy whose hair is soaked from my daily workout, I just wash it every other day, and always after swimming (which isn't that often). Dried chlorine hair is too messy not to wash it.

god you all make me feel really lazy

managing my long hair

I buy expensive shampoo stupid i know but i think it helps keep the contindion of it good i swim 4 times a week

at the weekend i double shampoo and use a hair mask on my ends...

but other than that i wash it every other day i braid my hair to swim and low ponytail it to bed i dont brush it every day quiet often i just run my fingers through it and bounch it up in a knot on my head.

I dont wash it after swimming i usually undo the braid i put it in and then sling its up in a bun and take it down in a low pony tail before bed wash it out in the morning i

ill use redken anti snap stuff post washing usually run a brush though my hair after ive washed it thats about it

i dont blow dry my hair a lot that helps keep it healthy and if i dont swim i can go 3/4 days with out washing it ... maybe sounds gross but its doesn't look bad and the hairdress is always envious of how healthy my hair is despite dying it


I dont wear a swim cap i think it would be hard to get all my hair in one

A good trick I've found is to use an alligator clip to pull my hair back, rather than putting it in a ponytail, while working out. It stays in place well, but is a little looser allowing my hair and scalp to breathe and dry faster.