How important is showering in filtered water to your skin and your health? Does it really matter? Is there really a difference between filtered water and tap water? I'm here to tell you that it is categorically important.
There is a difference between the two waters.
One causes dry, itchy skin and one does not.
Just as your stomach digests water, you skin ingests water.
It doesn't matter how the water gets into your body, whether it is through your mouth or your skin.
Most people don't realize that taking a normal 10 minute shower is like drinking about an 8 ounce glass of water.
Clean water is the key to younger looking skin.
Water is important to your body.
Your body loves water.
It is made up of 55% to 78% water depending on size.
It should therefore be of everyone's concern the cleanliness of the water that comes in contact with your skin.
Water filters are becoming more and more common.
They rid water that you consume of potentially dangerous chemicals and pollutants which lead to dry skin, dry hair and other health problems.
If you can't drink the water, then don't bathe in it.
If gasoline is accidentally spilled on your skin, it knows how to build up a resistance against it, fortunately.
However, if chemicals are mixed with water (something that it needs), it has to discern and measure how much resistance to build up and can be fooled, unfortunately.
Why give your skin a hard time? Give your skin what it loves - cleanliness.
It doesn't need anything extra.
You will notice the difference.
I feel better while showering as well as after.
I notice improvements in the moistness of my skin as well as hair.
I also feel better emotionally.
It's also good to know that the steam and moisture that you inhale while showering is clean.
Sure, there are many contributing factors to great skin, but pure water is definitely a must.
If you are concerned about your skin and hair and why it still isn't as good as you believe it could be, you might want to take using a shower filter into consideration.