Chlorine Shower Head Filter

Chlorine plays an important role in keeping municipal water safe as it travels through the supply network. But by the time it reaches your shower, that same chlorine can affect how your skin and hair feel – contributing to dryness, irritation, and dull hair over time.

For many people, dry skin, an itchy scalp, and dull hair are an uncomfortable part of everyday life. Chlorine in your shower water may be contributing to these concerns — or making existing ones harder to manage. If your shower water has a noticeable chemical smell, that's the chlorine your skin and hair are being exposed to every day.

The good news is that reducing chlorine at the source is simple. An Aquabliss chlorine shower filter is specifically designed to react with chlorine – dramatically reducing the level in your water before it reaches you.

Reducing chlorine in your shower water is one straightforward step toward water that's kinder to your skin and hair.

Reducing chlorine in your shower water can change how your skin and hair feel day to day. Here's what many Aquabliss customers notice after making the switch:

• More comfortable skin: Chlorine can irritate skin and strip its natural oils, contributing to dryness, tightness, and itching. Reducing chlorine at the source may help your skin retain more of its natural moisture and feel more comfortable after every shower.
  
  
• Healthier-looking hair: Chlorine can strip natural oils from hair, leaving it dry, brittle, and dull. Reducing chlorine exposure may help your hair retain moisture and look healthier with regular use.
  
  
• Fresher-smelling water: The chemical smell of chlorinated shower water is one of the first things customers notice changing. Filtered water smells fresher and feels more natural to shower in.
  
  
• Better lather from soap and shampoo: Chlorine and contaminants in shower water can interfere with how soap and shampoo perform. Many customers find their products lather more readily and go further after making the switch to filtered water.
  
  
• Calmer scalp: Chlorine and sediment can contribute to scalp dryness and flaking. Reducing them may help support a calmer, more comfortable scalp with regular use.
  
  

Take the first step toward kinder shower water.