How can ikeep my hair dry when i am swimming and wairing ahairmask to protect t from water theyjust don't work
450543
maybe your heads 2 big
113134
Try using an soft clesn dry towel.  But before you use it be sure to shake it off.  (the little pieces of fuzz might stick, if that doesn't work try dampening the towel just a little bit NOT TOO MUCH).\n                             if you need more help just ask another question and I'll try to answer it!   Thanks,\n                                          See Ya later!
1055241
No if you blow dry it all the time that will make your hair break and get all dried out, after you shampoo your hair you should deep condition it with a really good moisturizer and left it sit for about 10 to 15 Min's or more then rinse out with warm water, towel dry it grease your scalp comb and brush your hair out and put it up in a pony tail Brade it and let it dry for the night. Also if you wanna dry your hair go buy a sit under dryer at sally's they are cheap, they are like $40 it's way better then blow drying trust me, and you should also  get a hott comb and straighting it out when your hair is dry or if you don't know how get some one to do it for you this will help you al ot . even try going to the salon ever 2 weeks they will take good care of your hair, I suggest you buy moisturizes at Sally's hair store. God bless. One more thing when you let the conditioner sit get a plastic cap and put it over your head and let it sit while you clean or cook or watch TV and then it will be time to rinse it out. their is this shampoo and conditioner called Silk Elements, or PANTENE Pro- V Relaxed& Natural for women of color, their is this deep conditioner that I use called"tea tree"  you can buy any one you want but use this after you shampoo and condition your hair and then let it sit and rinse out good luck. P.S. you can find alll those products at Sally's and ask for black hair treatment.
944250
Just a capful of Hydrogen peroxide helps too, or the drops called Swimmer's Ear also helps. Or try ear plugs when you swim.
566889
I get this after swimming. I find shaking my head in a fast swooping movement sideways and downwards on the side with water in works. I usually twist my head slightly torwards my opposite shoulder as I reach the bottom. This can take from one to a number of attempts to get it out depending how far in it goes.Sometimes I find too if I tip my head sideways (again on the side with water in) and push the palm of my hand up and down fully across my ear this can sometimes suction it out!  \n\nWhether either of these are medically acceptable I have no idea but after over 25 years as a swimmer it works for me.  Just don't get me locked up for behaing madly!!!
456143
Are you talking about the peices you cut off or the hair still attatched to your head?\n\nIf you're talking about static, use a tiny amount of hairspray or gloss (for shine too) to keep hair in it's place. Styling products always help.\n\nIf you're talking about when you cut it off, this is one of the reason why we hairstylists cut the hair when it's wet and use a cape. If you want, cut your hair outside. But of course it's always best to have someone else do it anyway. Don't get it soaking wet- that makes it slip between your shear blades, just get it wet as if you just got out of the shower and "toweled" your hair a little.\n\nAfterwards, use a lint roller (the sticky ones work GREAT) and if you're itchy, use some baby powder on your skin to help with the itch, or simply shower afterwards.\nTo clean the hair up, sweep, but also those new swiffer sweepers are great for getting static-y things, like hair and lint.
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Here is a great way to prevent swimmers ear after you've cured it. Take an eye dropper, and fill it half way with white vinegar. Then fill it the rest of the way with rubbing alcohol. \n\nPut one fourth of the eye dropper full into each ear after swimming for about 10 seconds then let it drain out. This will dry out any excess water that might cause skimmer's ear.
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There's a water/alcohol/borax thighy called "Swim-Ear".  Put some drops inthe ear, I think.  Ask the pharmacist. (It's over the counter and cheap)
1167401
two things i have tried that worked are:  1.  try getting a cotton ball soaked in alcohol, let a couple of drops go in the ear.  this should evaporate the water causing your swimmers ear to go away.  another trick is, get some warm water in a little cup, pour a couple of drops in the ear, then quickly lay your head to the other side, and let the water come out.  one of the two things should work.  if not, you may have an infection and need to see an MD.  good luck!
470667
stress and deppression triggers dandruff and hairfall.\nso if you want to prevent it...you should always take life easy... enjoy and have lots of fun...\num,and don't forget to sleep atleast 8 hours a day and 8 glasses of water within the day.\nsleep plenty...\neat and drink healthy...\nand always be happy!!! ^___^
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I burst my eardrum and even when i was told that it was healed, everytime i swam my ear started aching, rather not swim to prevent further damages! If you must then get ear plugs or something that will prevent water splashing into your ear, don't go underwater.
263057
comb your hair for a couple minutes, than take the comb near the water. the water will bend because the electrostatic force.
791599
It is very simple. I used to be a swimmer and it happend to me many a time. It sounds a bit rediculous but you just tilt your head to the side where the water is, hen just jump up and down. It will be out in a matter of seconds. Trust me.
930012
Some public pools will require you wear a cap so that your hair doesn't clog up the pool filters. \nSome people like to wear caps in order to try and not get chlorine on their hair. Some like wearing caps because it's more comfortable to swim with a cap. \n\nIn short - unless the pool requires you to wear a cap, it's up to you if you wear it or not.
1011455
I've got a great solution for you! My hairdresser used Sea Breeze astringent liberally all over my husband's head after she shampooed and washed it (he has terribly dry, flaky scalp and skin) and ran her fingers through his hair to distribute in around his scalp. It doesn't sound like it would work but it did! It loosens up all the loose dry skin and clears it off your head. Ever since, he hardly ever has any dandruff or dry skin. Use about once per week if it's really bad, or as needed. It won't hurt your hair, quite the opposite, it will help clean off build up from product use. Try it! Hope this helps!
622272
Use an eye-dropper to put rubbing alcohol in your ear.  Just a few drops will cause the water in your ear to dry out.  You should do this after each swim to keep from getting an ear infection.
876939
You have contact dermatitis. You are getting an allergic reaction to something in the water. In fact this is an improper immune response.