There is some evidence to suggest that shower filters can help with hair loss. Chlorine and other contaminants in tap water can dry out the hair and scalp, which can lead to hair loss.
By removing these contaminants from the water, shower filters can help to prevent dryness and keep the hair and scalp healthy, which may help to reduce hair loss. In addition, some shower filters, such as those that use vitamin C, can help to nourish the hair and scalp, which may also help to reduce hair loss.
If you’re concerned about hair loss, using a shower filter may be worth considering. However, it’s important to note that shower filters are not a cure-all for hair loss, and other factors, such as genetics and medical conditions, can also cause hair loss.
It’s always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider if you’re concerned about hair loss.
Everyone loses hair everyday. You ever heard the whole fact ‘ You lose 100 hairs every day!’-well whether 100 is an accurate number or not, you will lose a certain amount every day when the hair reach the end of their cycle.
When this ‘dead’ hair falls/detaches from your scalp, it might not immediatly fall off your head as it may be held within the rest of your hair by static or friction or maybe in a ponytail. This means it might not leave your head until it is brushed out, washed out in the shower, knocked out whilst styling, getting caught in your pillow or sweater or running your fingers through you hair. The problem with this is when women are worried about hairloss they sometimes refuse to wash (and sometimes even brush!) their hair for several days and then when they do, all of these lose hairs come out at once and it looks like loads! **
Shower filters are used to filter out the harmful chemicals from the water. They are also used to filter out chlorine, which can cause hair loss. The use of shower filters can help people who have sensitive skin and hair.
The debate over whether shower filters help with hair loss depends because what works for one person may not work for another. However, it is clear that using a shower filter can alleviate some of the damage that you do to your skin and your hair during your morning routine.