Ombré and going to the lake??
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Jul 11, 2014
Jaden C.
I just got my hair ombréd yesterday, my friend invited me to go to her lake house tomorrow & I'm wondering if it's going to hurt my hair. There's no chlorine or anything in the lake obviously but I don't know if anything else could damage it.
Jul 11, 2014
Jessica N.
I did the exact same thing last week haha! And my hair was fine. Just put in a leave in conditioner on your ends.
Jul 11, 2014
Jessica B.
Whenever you get into a pool or the lake with bleached/dyed hair, I would put conditioner on your hair to protect the color and so it doesn't turn green in chlorine!