my water softener is ruining my hair, will this product help me?
1695239
I don't know about that, what I know is I had hard water and it was ruining my hair. I bought this about a year or more ago and noticed a huge positive difference within days. I love it and I can't imagine being without it. So I would strongly agree that it most likely will benefit and it won't hurt to try. The pressure changes with it and the settings absolutely rock and it is probably one of the most important purchases I've ever made.
1695240
Yes. Both my hair and my husband's hair has improved with this product. We also have a water softener.
1695241
Well Teresa, I have a water softner and I use a little charcoal filter on the water line. I then purchased this Shower head and yes I have no more orange hair. I hope this helps you.
1695242
I bought this because my water was hard, since you already have soft water you might like to check out the shower systems that have filters that you change. Good luck on your search, Amazon has a lot to chose from.
1465789
I think this will help but it won't be like you just washed it. This is a powder so when you use too much you can feel it in your hair. I would just say to bring some shampoo and wash it in the river :)
451232
Definitely NOT. I would FIRST see a doctor. I would NOT RECCOMEND this shampoo. I used it and it damaged my hair very badly
963577
It may help you. On the container, it states that it is good for hair that has been rubbed out. Probably, the determining factor would be, if you have hair follicles where your hair is thin. I am having great success with this product, as the results continue. Wishing you the best. P.S. Be sure to read the directions carefully and only use a few drops. Do not rub it in too hard, or you'll defeat your purpose. I am combining this product with taking 5000 mg of Biotin every third day. I use this product twice a week. It is stanky. LOL but ... it works!
718630
I am not sure. We have well water with a high iron/rust content and my hair is blonde. It does help remove the minerals and build up in my hair as well as leave it somewhat able to brush.
1730979
I see no reason why not. Just be aware that it is not really a water softener it is more of a filter with a component that prevents hard water buildup on pipes. I still get hard water Christals in the faucet screens although not as many as without this product. Still, soap and shampoo don't lather as well as with soft water. Hope this answers your questions.
663745
I use Nioxin Level 4, and they do have a Scalp Conditioner. It is super hydrating for your hair, probably better than what you are using now. But the application of it is different, you massage it into your scalp - then apply it to your hair after that. It will not make your hair soft like a grocery store conditioner will, but it is really good for your hair! You'll see more volume right away
1315235
Definitely yes for me. My hair has stopped coming out and my brush is showing the results. I really recommend this product. I also put a tiny bit of coconut oil on my hair once a week to soften it. I did not want to end up with no hair or thinning hair and I think this will help me to turn it around.
2052265
I did. Not sure if it helped because I had another rinse already in, but my main goal is to soften the water running through my appliances to keep the buildup at a minimum. Only time will tell.
453466
Probably not! My hair is already soft and the directions for step 3 makes my hair exceptionlly limp and lifeless and lack luster. I'm waiting to see if I get the elasticity like the relaxer described in its description. The first application was horrible. However, today I put the relaxer in eliminating the reconstructor until after I washed with the normalizing shampoo. It's better than the first time but still not as described. This is a very expensive relaxer and I don't see the results as described yet. I will keep trying I have two more applications.
2228198
Even though this filter helps to soften water in your house, still a regular softener is more efficient. I would suggest to start with this filter anyway because it is better for your health to remove chlorine, and then add a softener if your water remains hard.
960044
I have well water also and I have a hard time keeping my highlights look good. I only try and wash my hair twice a week. I use this once a week on my hair. I have also now put a filter on my shower head. This has help so much. I can now use the color protected shampoo now also. I will use this product when I think that my hair needs it. My friend has a pool and she loves it in the summer when she swims.
2148210
The conditioner can take a long time to wash out. This product could make it worse. Growth and strength is what this product has to offer. Try looking at a lower damage level? I've used almost different level. Hope this helps
582567
I have well water and a water softener. My shower water is too soft. What kind of head can I get to slightly harden the water. I don't have chlorine in my well water.
1135622
I would definitely give it a try! I have tried lots of different high end shampoos and conditioners and I still like this the best...for extra conditioning and smoothing try rinsing out the conditioner for no more than 5 seconds. Good luck
1257697
You could do it a few different ways. The way you described your series sounds like it will work. I put the pressure regulator directly on the source so none of my components get damaged. The filter may last longer if it is inline on the "soft side" of the softener since there would be less particulate in the water (in theory). I would also recommend keeping the softener in the shade because it heats up quickly on a sunny day! Enjoy your shower!
1624293
I have well water and a softener, and high iron content. I purchased this product about a year ago, and it worked great for a few weeks (strong ozone smell). Then the ozone smell stopped. I sent it back to greentech environmental and they replaced it free of charge. Then the same problem occurred. They recommended I "backwash" the unit, where you reverse the connections, and flow water backwards. This fixed the problem! Apparently small particles can clog the ozone generator. Now I backflush the unit after every 4 loads (once a week), and that has worked over the past 9 months. Also am using a smaller (1 micron) sediment filter, instead of 30 micron, ahead of the softener.