Care For Your Swimsuit
First of all, when buying a swimsuit, make sure that the fabric has been treated for chlorine resistance. You may access this information from either the manufacturer of your swimsuit or the store salesperson. Also, try shopping at a swimwear boutique or other small store to ensure that you are speaking with knowledgeable salespeople.
Secondly, when you do go swimming in your new swimsuit, shower immediately after exiting the pool. While lounging on the poolside in your swimsuit is certainly a relaxing experience, the chlorine from the pool water will very quickly impregnate the fabric in the heat of the sun. Try showering first and then lounging to dry off. This action will also serve the added benefit of quickly removing chlorine that could irritate your skin and hair.
Next, when lounging at the poolside, be careful where you sit. Lycra fabric, a major component of almost all swimsuits, can snag and fray if caught on a wooden lounger. Be sure to sit and rise slowly to catch any snags before they become a major problem. Continue Reading