Condition: Swimmers' Oxidation
Swimmers are some of the most flexible and toned people, yet upon inspection of their skin, there are signs of aging that includes lines, wrinkles, and many forms of keratosis and comedones.
Swimmers are likely the most oxidized group of exercise enthusiasts because of their exposure to oxidizers such as chlorine or bromine in conjunction with the calcium, copper, and other minerals in the water where they swim.
During the summer, many swimmers compound their oxidation in outdoor pools that accelerate the damage to their skin. Then to add to the problems for swimmers, the constant wet/dry cycle speeds up the oxidation of skin. Also, swimmers often complain that their skin is dry and itching. That is a reaction from the oxidizing chemicals and minerals on the skin. Total Oxidation Management can change lives for swimmers and those who soak in hot tubs.
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The Wellness Solution
It is advised to get "In the Mode" before you enter the pool to minimize the first exposure to harsh elements in the pool. Try to avoid allowing your skin to dry with the pool water still on your skin.
For the Wellness Solution for Swimmers' Hair, click here
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Product Recommendation
An In-Salon EC Mode Transparent-C Normalizing Facial & Body Masque
Supplemental Skin Care for Therapeutic Benefit
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