How old are you?
How does your skin feel after taking a hot shower?
How much moisturizer does it take to keep your skin comfortable?
How would you describe your hair texture and shine lately?
Does your hair ever feel filmy or coated, like it never gets fully clean?
Does your scalp get itchy or flaky, even when you are keeping it clean?
Do you ever notice a faint pool like or chemical smell from your water?
Did your skin or hair noticeably change after moving to a new home or city?
What is the approximate age of your home plumbing?
Is your home on city water or well water?
What state do you live in?
Analyzing your home water profile...
Generating a custom report on how your water may affect your hair and skin health.
Where should we send your custom water report?
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Your answers point to one thing: your tap water could be harming your skin and hair.
Your hair
Chlorine and other contaminants in tap water can rough up the outer cuticle of each strand, which may leave hair more porous.
Porous hair soaks up water like a sponge but struggles to hold on to it. That is why it can dry out quickly after washing and start to feel weak and brittle.
Your skin
Chlorine in unfiltered water may disrupt your skin's natural microbiome. When that balance is thrown off, unwanted bacteria and fungi can take over, and skin may become red and irritated.
A simple, easy to install showerhead that filters your water.
Based on your answers, you could see visibly more moisturized, healthier looking hair and skin by week 4.
Individual results vary based on your water and routine.