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Most kinds of chemicals are going to damage your hair to some extent.
Chemicals from getting a perm, having your hair highlighted, colored,
etc., or even chlorine in bath or pool water all count.
1.	Try to stay away from chemicals. Natural hair is beautiful. If you
must color your hair, get the gentlest coloring agent you can find. If
you are going to be using chemicals on your hair, be sure to condition
your hair more often.
2.	Keep your hair protected  before swimming in a pool, ocean, or
lake. This could include: using a leave-in conditioner, oiling your
hair, or using a swim cap. Rinsing your hair thoroughly before
swimming will also help it absorb less chemicals. Be sure to rinse and
shampoo your hair as soon as possible after swimming.
3.	Find out if the water you use to wash your hair is harmful.
o	There can be damaging chemicals in the water you wash your hair
with...mainly chlorine. There are filters that will reduce the amount
of chlorine in your water.
o	High concentrations of calcium carbonate can make your water "hard".
If you are in the USA you can check this map to see how hard the water
in your area is. A water softening system will be most beneficial to
your hair if you live in a hard water area.


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