Swimming can be a fun aspect of a great vacation or an essential part of a fitness routine. But if you’re doing it in a chlorinated pool,
you run the risk of a refreshing dip leaving you feeling itchy and smelling like chemicals — even when you shower as thoroughly as possible. To address this problem we took a new product called SwimSpray for a test swim while putting together our Travel Issue. As promised, we found that it really helps remove chlorine residue — leaving us feeling and smelling chlorine-free. We recommend it to travelers who want to remember their resort’s pool because it was so beautiful — not because they still smell like it. A $15 bottle lasts about 25 swims. swimspray.com
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