clip in fring and swimming

[Guest shadowghost21]

I wanna go swimming, what effect does the water have on the artificial hair? And what if anything can I put on my head to keep my hair style mostly intact? I was thinking some kind of cute headband but I was just wondering if anyone had experience with this. I don't want my bangs floating off lol.

[Guest Maria_B]

You proooobably don't want to hear this, but; swimming cap. :3

[Guest Risu]

I think your biggest fear should be the clips ripping out your own hair first, and then floating off.

The reason you shouldn't sleep or swim in them is not only because of unnecessary wear and tear on the hair piece but also because of pulling or resistence ripping your own hair out.

Water won't damage them but washing them in shampoo for real hair instead of artificial hair will. If you're planning on swimming laps I wouldn't do it in your bangs. If you're not planning on getting your hair wet then you should be fine. If you happen to get dunked once or splashed it should be alright, just keep an eye on the bangs that they're staying in place. A headband or tying a bandana or scarf over the clips might help too.

Good luck

[Guest shadowghost21]

Swim cap, what am I 60 hehe?! I'm kidding, swim caps, I'd rather just look at the water if it came to that. I'm not really swimming laps.

Probably going to a water park or just taking a dunk in the pool. Our new apartment is like 10 feet from the pool, it's too hard not to want to go. I'll keep a lookout for a headband that matches the swimsuit I am going to pickup today. Epilated my chest and back so I can wear it without looking crappy. Wow that sucked. Getting a one piece red with white polkadot, halter straps. It's a retro styled suit and looks amazing.

But I'm glad to know the pool won't hurt the hair. I have a spare for when they go bad, but I'm hoping by that time my real hair will be useable by then. It's just thin in the front.