Hard water is common in many households and contains higher levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. You may notice its effects as a chalky film on taps, buckets or bathtubs. But these minerals can also affect your daily shower routine. From dry, tight skin to rough or dull hair, here’s what hard water may be doing to your skin and hair.
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