Filter your water to fight dryness,
flare-ups, and breakouts.
“Repeated exposure to hard water minerals and chlorine can affect the skin barrier over time—this makes the skin less able to retain moisture and more affected by irritants, allergens, and microbes. This can lead to chronically dry, rough, or inflamed skin, even if someone didn't have major issues before.”
The damage water can do
How water impacts
your skin barrier
Hard water contains unwanted minerals, heavy metals, and impurities
Minerals prevent proper lathering, leaving residue that clings to skin
Buildup weakens the skin barrier, increasing moisture loss
A weakened barrier leaves skin dry, irritated, and more prone to flare-ups
Shower Head 2.0
- express shipping
- 100-day returns
- scheduled refills
- express shipping
- 100-day returns
Helps reduce skin irritation with 98% chlorine reduction*
88% noticed softer skin*
Micro-nozzles intensify water flow for a more powerful rinse
Includes a filter set that lasts 3–4 months
*Hello Klean Clinical Trial
Put your routine on autopilot with a Smart Refill Plan. Get replacement filters delivered when it’s time to change them, so your hair and skin stay protected.
With flexible delivery, savings, and exclusive refill perks, you can pause, skip, or cancel anytime to suit you.
Will it fit on all shower types?
Shower Head fits on handheld showers. If you have an electric heater, please check with your plumber prior to purchase.
How do I know if I have hard water?
Signs of hard water include dry, flaky skin, dull hair, and mineral deposits on your shower head or faucets. You can check your local water hardness by entering your postcode in our water quality tool.
How do I know if my water contains chlorine and heavy metals?
You may feel dryness or irritation after showering, or notice a chlorine smell. For exact levels, check your local water quality report using our tool or use an at-home water testing kit.
Does hard water make eczema worse?
Studies have found that hard water may damage the skin's natural barrier and is associated with an increased risk of developing eczema, particularly in children. Dermatology organisations also acknowledge that hard water can contribute to or worsen eczema symptoms in some people.
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