AquaBliss High Output Revitalizing Shower Filter - Reduces Dry Itchy Skin, Dandruff, Eczema, and Dramatically Improves The Condition of Your Skin, Hair and Nails - Matte Gold (SF100-GD)

I’ve been using the AquaBliss High Output Revitalizing Shower Filter (SF100) for several weeks, and it has truly transformed my shower experience. This chrome-finished filter is designed to reduce chlorine, heavy metals, and other impurities from tap water, which has made a noticeable difference in my skin and hair health.Before using this filter, I struggled with dry, itchy skin and occasional dandruff. After installation, I immediately felt a soothing effect during and after showers. My skin is now much less irritated and noticeably softer. Even my eczema flare-ups have reduced, which is a huge relief. Additionally, my hair feels cleaner, smoother, and healthier, with less dryness and breakage. My nails also seem stronger, which I hadn’t expected but appreciate greatly.The filter is easy to install and fits standard shower arms without requiring tools. The sleek chrome finish complements my bathroom decor perfectly. It also offers high output flow, so I don’t feel any drop in water pressure, which is important for a comfortable shower.This shower filter lasts several months before needing a replacement cartridge, making it a convenient and cost-effective solution for improving water quality at home. If you suffer from dry skin, scalp issues, or want to protect your hair and nails from harsh water elements, this product is a fantastic choice.Highly recommend AquaBliss SF100 for anyone looking to enhance their shower water quality and overall skin and hair health. Five stars!

After comparing a few top-rated shower filters, I chose the AquaBliss because of the great reviews, affordable price, and long-lasting filter life. I’m so glad I did, it made a real difference! 💧 Why I Picked This Filter:I wanted something that could improve my water quality without reducing pressure. AquaBliss stood out for its multi-stage filtration system and simple installation. 🚿 Water Flow & Pressure:I was worried a filter might weaken the water pressure, but that hasn’t been an issue at all. Water flows strong and steady, just like before, but now it smells cleaner and feels softer on my skin. 🔧 Build Quality & Fit:The unit feels solid and well-made. It screwed right onto my existing shower setup with no tools required and created a tight, leak-free seal. ⏳ Longevity & Replacement:So far, it’s been a few months, and still going strong. AquaBliss recommends replacing the cartridge every 6 months, which is way more convenient than monthly filters. The replacements are affordable and easy to find. 🧖‍♀️ The Results:Hair fall reduced noticeably. Dry, itchy skin improved. Water comes out clear with almost no chlorine smell. Even noticed less buildup on the shower walls!If you’re dealing with hard water, chlorine, or skin issues, this is one of the best investments you can make for under $40. It’s easy to install, doesn’t mess with your water pressure, and actually works.

I’ll update my review as I’ve only used the filter twice now.I’ve been having skin problems for months ever since I moved. The picture I posted is pre-filter and if my skin clears up I’ll be posting a post-filter pic.It burns and itches badly but burns more. Found out river I live on has had chemical leaks(one of which was 56 million gallons of phosphoric acid and 350 tons of nitrogen killing millions of fish, fish, alligators, general life in water, and 377 acres of shrubbery and trees) we’ve had more spills since.Installed filter, first thing I did notice is my hair. Pre filter, I started noticing my hair was just like not even cleaning right. The oil wouldn’t wash out, I saw dirt along my hair line, my scalp was oily and waxy and very itchy and burned badly. Shampoo stopped lathering altogether. I was literally washing my hair six times per shower with a hair massager and still had oil in it. I don’t use hair products so no build up of those. But hair still weighed down, was dull and very frizzy and tangled.Post filter, first shower, my hair actually lathered 2nd go and 2nd shower, it lathered first go, oily was going down on my scalp. Black stuff fell out of my hair and a few dead bugs when I had taken a shower that day already (in non filter) so it def was not washing anything out. My hair is soft. That’s saying something since my hair has never exactly been soft as it’s been bleached a million times. My hair IS damaged but the decrease in frizz post-filer is CRAZY. It doesn’t look so dull. It’s not weighed down- act weird how light it feels, giving it more volume. Not as tangled and can brush it way easier now. Scalp itching is decreasing, burning is gone.Skin-too soon to say I THINK it’s helping but I’ve also been using steroids on it out of desperation. As said, I’ll update. It’s still a little itchy but that could be from touching the sink water. I think the waxy-ness texture is going down a little. And seems to be less inflammation.The shower does burn a little but it may just be my skin healing. It burns to put aloe Vera on as well but only cuz the aloe Vera helps. But if my hair was that bad, I prolly had/have mad build up on my skin and not even getting into the clothes which I have to go thru and rewash…Edit: about a quarter of the rash is very very faded and unnoticeable. I’m still very weary of skin products as before almost everything made my face worse. I’m guessing it wasn’t washing off my skin. Waxyness is gone. Every other day I use a moisturizer which at first makes it very noticeable but by the next day looks way better. I’ll take a pic when it’s a bit more faded. Our water was 100% messing my skin and hair and even eyelids up.Hair looks way blonder. Possible bleach residue left behind before I guess maybe. Only 5ish days in and everything is slowly getting better. It was getting out of hand. Crazy water can mess your skin and hair up so bad. Oh. Also nails are Way less brittle. They were clear at the top and would come off. Now they’re hard and mostly white at the top. Nvr knew it was affecting my nails.Update: okay guys. This water filter helped my hair and nails. However, it looks like I have full body chronic focullitis. Biopsy confirmed today. Skin usually way worse than the pic.But I did notice the difference between the waters. Unfiltered water didn’t clean well. Even tho waxy skin and hair build up is prolly due to the infection, the hard water is wasn’t rinsing everything out so I had mad buildup on skin/hair making it worse. Kind of a cycle. What I can say for now is get this filter and use cool/cold water. It makes hair shiny and nails healthy/whiter. Hair been looking shiny again. Too bad ima have to dry the hell outta it again getting rid of this. Can’t wait to use the filter post-hair follicular infection.Update: still dealing with infection. Doing better w antibiotic. But now that I switched back to a shampoo that’s not so drying, I figured I’d post this pic. Can see the difference in my hair.