To take the green out of blonde hair
For blondes ‘going green’ after prolonged exposure to
chlorine in swimming pools isn’t unusual. In fact,
sometimes darker hair can also develop a green tint to it
too. According to studies, the problem is due to high
concentrations of copper dissolved in the pool water.
This can chemically interact with chlorine and the
resulting chemical compound readily binds to the hair
cuticle. It has also been reported that high levels of
copper in tap water can also turn hair green! One
solution is to wash hair immediately after swimming
with a pH rebalancing shampoo (like ours!).
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The Organic Trade Association
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) mission is to
promote and protect the growth of organic trade to
benefit the environment, farmers, the public and the
economy. OTA draws together all segments of the
organic industry to share information, create standards
of excellence and promote organic products. California
Baby is a proud member of the Organic Trade
Association.
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