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How Hard Water Is Ruining Your Skin - What You Can Do About It?

June 2025

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You may not think twice about the water flowing from your tap, but if you’re living in an area with hard water, your skin could be paying the price. Hard water—rich in minerals like calcium and magnesium—might be the hidden culprit behind your dry, itchy, or acne-prone skin.

How Hard Water Is Ruining Your Skin - What You Can Do About It?

Hard water contains high levels of dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium. These minerals are harmless to drink but can wreak havoc on your skin when used for bathing or washing.

How Hard Water Affects Your Skin

Dries Out Your Skin: Hard water makes it difficult for soap and cleansers to rinse off completely, leaving behind a residue. This residue can strip your skin’s natural oils, leading to dryness, irritation, and even eczema flare-ups.

Clogs Pores: The leftover minerals can combine with sebum (your skin’s natural oil), clogging pores and potentially triggering acne and blackheads.

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