Hard Water “can contribute to sensitive, irritable and blemish-prone skin”

“According to an NCBI study, hard water decreases hair strength and increases hair breakage.”

“TIP #1: Try a shower head filter”

“Solving hair damage starts right at the source - the water source, that is. A cost-effective alternative [for purifying your water] is to purchase a water softener shower head.”

“For those who want to address water quality issues while you fight hard water damage directly on your head, you can try purchasing a shower-head water filter.”

“King’s College London, has found, ‘growing evidence of a link between exposure to hard water and the risk of developing eczema’.”

“After your very first shower you’ll notice a difference in your skin and your hair followed by an increase in growth of your lashes, brows and nails as well as plump and soft lips”

Hard Water leads to “breakouts, clogged pores, blackheads and red patches” - “Try installing a water-filtering shower head”

“Hair becomes dull and lifeless." What to do about it: 

The best fix is to install a water filter”

“Hard water causes your pores to clog up, which, in turn, can lead to acne and exacerbate skin conditions like eczema and dermatitis.”

“Another effect of hard water on skin – dryness. Firstly all that stuff left on your skin, plays with your skins natural barrier.”

“Hard Water can lead to clogged pores, which causes many complexion problems ranging from blackheads and larger pimples to rosacea.”

“Hard water can make your hair feel drier and duller, whilst soft water leaves it, well, softer.”