Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell, 28, reveals the VERY unusual post-pool beauty hack professionals swear by for preventing hair issues
- Cate Campbell has revealed how tomato sauce is used to help swimmersÂ
- The pantry staple is used to help blonde swimmers stay blonde post swim
- Without it their hair could turn green, which could be a disaster for some
Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell has revealed some blondes on the team keep their hair from going green after time in the pool by using tomato sauce.Â
The 28-year-old from Brisbane says many women wash their hair in ketchup to keep it from being stained by the chlorine.
Cate is a brunette and said she is fortunate to have never had to use the DIY treatment before, but her sister Bronte, who is also an Olympic swimmer has.
Olympic swimmer Cate Campbell has revealed some blondes on the team keep their hair from going green after time in the pool by using tomato sauceÂ
Cate is a brunette and said she is fortunate to have never had to use the DIY treatment before, but her sister Bronte (left), who is also an Olympic swimmer has
Cate revealed the beauty hack while speaking with Nova’s Fitzy and Whippa on Tuesday.Â
‘Her (Bronte’s) hair used to turn bright green,’ she revealed.
Before adding: ‘Tomato sauce guys, tomato sauce, good stuff.’
‘The other method was to wash your hair with eggs, but my sister tried that but she had a hot shower so it just scrambled the eggs,’ she said.Â
Cate has been to three Olympics for Australia and will be heading to Tokyo for her fourth Olympics on July 23.
The swimmer is set to represent Australia in her fourth Olympics in July
Cate has brown hair so has never had to worry about chlorine turning it green as it does to blondes
She also revealed her carb-heavy Olympic meal prep and post-race dinner on the show.
Before she swims she is too excited, so eats ‘plain pasta with a bit of salt’ .
Afterwards she often enjoys pizza.Â
Cate is one of the most experienced Olympic swimmers on the team. 21 of the 35 swimmers heading to Tokyo have never been to the Olympics before.