The effects of chlorine on dreads?

Its' almost summer and the weather is getting hotter! I'm concerned about the effect of chlorine on my dreads, should I be?

updated by @marcus-nappy: 01/13/15 08:58:35PM

after going in chlorine your hair will be alkaline the baking sodawill make it extra alkaline so instead of doing a bs/acv after swinmming in chlorine try an acv/bs/acv so you set the ph back to acidic rthen back alkaline and back acidic

im not sure its nesacary but i saw a poolhead hair discussion on baking soda and acv and it warned against bs after chlorine but said acv was a good idea

however it didnt take into account that u do acv adfter bs it resets the ph

however

when u add 2 alkalines 1 acid

the 2 add to eachother top make it more alkaline so doing the chlorine then bs then acv you still might be on the alkaline to nutral side instead of slightly acidic like hair should be

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Ha ha that sounds complicated. I didn't know the order of BS/acv was important:S I've only done it a few times and I think I did it the other way around:S

soaringeagle said:

after going in chlorine your hair will be alkaline the baking sodawill make it extra alkaline so instead of doing a bs/acv after swinmming in chlorine try an acv/bs/acv so you set the ph back to acidic rthen back alkaline and back acidic

im not sure its nesacary but i saw a poolhead hair discussion on baking soda and acv and it warned against bs after chlorine but said acv was a good idea

however it didnt take into account that u do acv adfter bs it resets the ph

however

when u add 2 alkalines 1 acid

the 2 add to eachother top make it more alkaline so doing the chlorine then bs then acv you still might be on the alkaline to nutral side instead of slightly acidic like hair should be

Just the knowledge i was looking for, wondered for some time now if chlorine in my hair would be really unnatural and bad :P