Why Skin Feels Dry After Saltwater & Chlorine | Salt Shield
Why does skin feel dry after saltwater or chlorine? Learn how water exposure shifts skin pH and hydration—and how to rebalance after diving, swimming or surf.
LOVE THE OCEAN.
NOT THE WEATHERED LOOK.
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How to Protect Hair from Saltwater Before Diving, Surfing, Swimming, and Beach Days: Best Practices
Best practices for protecting hair from saltwater before diving, surfing, swimming, snorkeling, or beach days with a simple pre-exposure ocean hair care routine.
I work on a dive boat and I’m in the water constantly. Before Salt Shield, my hair would get so tangled and dried out I actually broke brushes trying to get through it. I’m not girly — but I do care about keeping my hair healthy. Salt Shield Hair Balm works before, between and after dives.
DIVEMASTER, NARCOSIS DIVE COMPANY,
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
SALT SHIELD HAIR BALM
I average 700–1,000 dives a year as a dive professional. Coconut oil only got me partway through the first dive. SDR Salt Shield Hair Balm stayed in place through two 60-minute dives without reapplying, made my hair noticeably easier to brush afterward, and now I use it even on non-diving days. OMG, game changer.
SARAH NOVICK
OCEAN'S EIGHT DIVE COMPANY / SEXY WALRUS, BOYNTON BEACH , FLORIDA
SALT SHIELD SEAL
I’ve spent my life in chlorine pools, and my hair always paid for it. Salt Shield SEAL is the first product I’ve found that truly works — my hair looks healthier, feels conditioned, and my curls have come back beautifully.
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