How to Fix Green Chlorine Hair When in a Jam

Swimmer hair got you blue, or literally green? Not only does chlorine green hair look terrible, it smells bad as well. This is a condition that usually happens to blonds over brunettes, who swim a lot or in pools with way too much chlorine. Many times, you won't even be able to notice it, until it's too late to got out, and buy a product to treat it. It's not necessary to buy a product. Just treat that green chlorine hair with something you already have.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Ketchup or Tomato Juice
• Water
• Shampoo
• Aspirins
• Club Soda

1. To use the ketchup or tomato juice, simply massage either of the two all over the hair. Allow it to saturate for about 15 minutes. Rinse it off and shampoo as normal.

2. To use the aspirin treatment for green chlorine hair, simply dissolve about 8 aspirins in a cup or two of warm water. Massage it onto the scalp. Allow it to sit for about 12 minutes and rinse completely.

3. For the club soda treatment for green chlorine hair, simply rinse the hair completely in it.