CHLORINE STINKS!
PROTECT BEFORE ∙ NEUTRALISE AFTER ∙ RESTORE DAILY
Simple chlorine care for skin, hair and swimwear; before the pool, after the pool and in between swims.
Made by a swimmer, for swimmers
Made + Owned
Refill options available
For all orders over $90
3-STEP SWIM CARE ROUTINE
PROTECT BEFORE
Create a barrier on your skin + hair with SWIM OIL or SWIM BALM before you swim. They lock in moisture and shield your skin + hair from chlorine absorption. The dry-oil formula absorbs almost instantly, leaving no oily residue.
NEUTRALISE AFTER
Towel dry and spray SWIM SKIN or SWIM HAIR after your swim. They neutralise chlorine on contact, so there's no need to shower. The lightweight mist leaves your skin + hair refreshed and chlorine-free.
RESTORE DAILY
Reapply SWIM OIL or SWIM BALM after neutralising chlorine, to restore what your swim stripped away. They soothe and replenish any lost moisture, keeping skin + hair strong against dryness and damage.
REAL SWIMMERS, REAL RESULTS...
★★★★★"Life Changing!"
These products have changed my life. No more itchy, smelly skin, my hair has regained its softness, and my bathers are enjoying a new lease on life!!
SKIN + HAIR + WASH
Sandra
★★★★★"It Saved My Hair"
"My hair became completely matted with chlorine. Thanks to SWIM HAIR my hair has returned to the way it was before I was teaching"
SWIM HAIR
Jessica
★★★★★"Love It"
"I get really dry skin, but this spray hydrates + replenishes it in an instant. Not greasy or oily + it smells amazing."
SKIN + HAIR
Sarah
★★★★★"Tried So Many Products"
"These are the only products that have reduced knots + improved my overall hair condition."
SWIM OIL
Kathryn
How it started...
My name is Kate, I'm an ex-police officer turned swim teacher and a single Mum.
After swimming all my life, when I started teaching, I developed chlorine induced dermatitis.
I couldn't believe after all that time, no one had worked out a better solution to chlorine than a body wash? Really? We have internet on our phones and we haven't worked out an easier way to get rid of chlorine?!
I couldn't find one, so I made one...
