Is there a reason that blonde hair turns green in the pool?

Question

is it a chemical reaction to the color?

Answer 1

Yes. It is the chemical reaction exactly

Answer 2

it is a reaction of the kind of chemicals in the hair dye used to the chemicals in the pool. most proffessional cosmetologists dont use the kind that will turn your hair green in a pool.

Answer 3

it is a chemical reaction from the clorine. Aveda makes a special shampoo that helps eliminate this green from you hair. you are only suppose to use it after you go swimming and if you swim everyday, then like once a week.

Answer 4

bleach.. Did you color your hair before going into the pool?? That will happen. Or someone put green color in the pool

Answer 5

Clorine I thnk is how you spell it but you can get a shampoo from your hair person and that can help it not turn green!! But that has happened to me before and my mom is a hair stylist and she gave me some shampoo and conidtioner for it and my hair went right back to blonde!! Hope this helps!

Answer 6

The chlorine. It's only a problem if you lighten your hair, however. Natural blonde hair doesn't turn green... but there aren't that many natural blonde teens and adults.

Answer 7

here is a perfect example of a dumb blond joke taken too seriously! LIKE SAYING gaulble is writtin on the celing or you can fit a bird into the internet!

Answer 8

chemical reaction

Answer 9

yea because when you dye your hair clonde you take out its undertone so many chemical including black hairdye andc hlorine or bleach tend to amek it turn eietrh green or purple or even blue sometimes

Answer 10

yupp, its because the chlorine give it a green tint to it when you go swimming. Use tresame, I use it because on the back of the bottle it says it helps with that.