Helps reduce lingering chlorine smell
Pool chlorine can leave its familiar smell on skin and hair long after a swimming lesson has finished. SwimFresh is applied before swimming to help reduce the amount of lingering chlorine smell afterwards.
SwimFresh pre-swim care
SwimFresh Kids Chlorine Neutralising Spray for Skin & Hair
A simple Vitamin C-based pre-swim chlorine spray for children’s skin and hair.
£10
UK delivery £3.95 · free over £25
2 bottles at £10 + 1 at £5. Free UK delivery over £25.
£10
- Apply before swimming
- Skin and hair
- 250ml
Swimming lessons, holidays and family pool days should end with happy little swimmers, not that strong chlorine smell following them home.
SwimFresh is a chlorine neutralising swim spray designed to be applied to children’s skin and hair before they enter the pool.
Its simple formula contains sodium ascorbate, a form of Vitamin C that reacts with chlorine, helping to reduce the lingering chlorine smell left on skin and hair after swimming.
Why parents choose it
Why parents choose SwimFresh
A small bottle that fits the real routine: lessons, pool days and holidays.
For both skin and hair
One bottle does both. Lightly mist SwimFresh over exposed skin and through the hair before entering the pool.
Vitamin C-based chlorine care
SwimFresh contains sodium ascorbate, a form of Vitamin C used because of its ability to react with chlorine. Rather than masking the smell with heavy fragrance afterwards, SwimFresh is designed to be used before chlorine exposure.
Made for little swimmers
Designed for the swims that actually happen. Adults can use SwimFresh too.
- Weekly swimming lessons
- School swimming
- Family pool days
- Swimming holidays
- Regular young swimmers
- Indoor and outdoor chlorinated pools
Chlorine and Vitamin C
How does SwimFresh work?
Chlorine is used in swimming pools to keep the water hygienic, but chlorine and related compounds can remain on children’s skin and hair after leaving the pool.
SwimFresh contains sodium ascorbate, a form of Vitamin C that reacts with chlorine.
Applying SwimFresh to the skin and hair before swimming means the formula is already present when your child enters chlorinated water.
Before the pool
Simple pre-swim routine
Three steps. No mixing, and no second application afterwards.
1
Spray
Lightly mist SwimFresh over exposed skin and hair.
2
Dry
Allow it to dry naturally for approximately 15 minutes before entering the pool.
3
Swim
Enjoy swimming as normal.
After swimming, simply shower and wash the hair as you normally would.
Every week
Perfect for swimming lessons
If your child swims every week, SwimFresh can become part of the same routine as packing their goggles and swimming costume. Keep the 250ml bottle in the swimming bag, spray before leaving for the pool or around 15 minutes before the lesson starts, and allow it to dry naturally.
There is a short journal note on simple pre-swim care if you want the longer version.
- No mixing.
- No complicated routine.
- No need to apply again after swimming.
The formula
What’s inside SwimFresh?
We have deliberately kept the SwimFresh formula simple.
- Aqua
- Sodium Ascorbate
- Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract
- Ferulic Acid
Sodium ascorbate is a form of Vitamin C used within the formula for its interaction with chlorine.
Before you spray
How to use
- Shake well before use.
- Apply evenly to exposed skin and hair approximately 15 minutes before swimming.
- Allow the product to dry naturally before entering the pool.
- Avoid spraying directly towards the face. Apply using your hands around the facial area and avoid contact with the eyes.
- Store with the lid closed, away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
- Use within three months of opening.
Questions
Common questions
What is SwimFresh?
SwimFresh is a Vitamin C-based pre-swim chlorine spray designed for children's skin and hair. It is applied before entering a chlorinated swimming pool to help reduce the lingering chlorine smell left after swimming.
Is SwimFresh a chlorine remover?
SwimFresh contains sodium ascorbate, which reacts with chlorine. It is designed as a pre-swim chlorine neutralising spray for skin and hair rather than an after-swim shampoo or body wash.
When should SwimFresh be applied?
Apply SwimFresh approximately 15 minutes before swimming and allow it to dry naturally.
Can SwimFresh be used on children's hair?
Yes. Lightly mist it through the hair before swimming rather than completely soaking the hair.
Can SwimFresh be used for weekly swimming lessons?
Yes. SwimFresh is particularly convenient for regular swimming lessons because the bottle can simply be kept in the swimming bag and applied before each lesson.
Does SwimFresh contain Vitamin C?
Yes. SwimFresh contains sodium ascorbate, which is a form of Vitamin C.
Do I need to use SwimFresh after swimming?
No. SwimFresh is designed to be used before swimming. Afterwards, shower and wash the hair as normal.
Is SwimFresh only for children?
No. SwimFresh was created with young swimmers in mind, but adults can use it too.
How much should I use?
A light, even mist over exposed skin and hair is sufficient. There is no need to soak the skin or hair.
How long does a bottle last?
This depends on how often it is used and how much skin and hair is sprayed at each session. Each bottle contains 250ml.
Ready for the next lesson?
£10 a bottle, or buy 3 for £25 with free UK delivery. Spray before swimming, then let them enjoy the pool.