Is the hard water treatment in the pack a chelating shampoo or treatment?
935032
It's just a treatment. You can often find that type of malibu treatment at salons for upwards of $50 for just one package and for them to wash your hair. I use it about every other week along with the shampoo.
935033
It's a treatment to be used right after shampooing. Then you shampoo again and use conditioner.
805022
I have iron well water too. Don't know about this stuff but I can tell you that Zud cleanser is your best and probably only friend for this problem.
623670
Water works just fine, I had to wipe some out with a wet cloth. But it still leaves your hair hard and stiff until you actually wash it with soap.
824215
The shampoo is more for cleansing and not really conditioning. I have very thick, straight hair, and need to condition after I use this product. Only condition the ends though, otherwise you are negating all that wonderful cleansing shampoo!
885101
Because we have hard water, I use bottled Spring water. The operating instructions say most tap water can be used. If hard water then distilled or me mineralized water should be used but do not use water that has been processed through a home water softening system because this water contains minerals that may be harmful to the iron. Do not use linen or scented water in the steam iron because they stain fabrics or damage iron.
1893946
I'm sorry I don't understand your question. But the picture shows the shampoo I'm using.
1753119
Uses tap water, comes with some cleaning product to clean out hard water deposits.
1624818
Sulfate free shampoos and mist with water occasionally and spray a little bit of leave in conditioner. Use a wide tooth comb if additional styling is needed.
905975
I don't believe that it is I know that this brand of shampoo and conditioner offer sulfate free products
273344
This shampoo and conditioner provides nourishment and rehydrates dry, chemically treated hair.
1557911
Just use the normal salt pellets for water conditioners sold at Lowes, Kmart, etc. If you have iron in your water use the bags marked for iron. It will take it out along with making the water soft.
358767
as far as i know hard water needs to be treated not filtered i might be wrong
1361881
No. You need an ion-exchange or reverse-osmosis filter to remove dissolved minerals from hard water.
319624
My package contained on set of shampoo and conditioner plus 3 packets of the crystals. I'm pretty happy with it. I swim 4 times a week and the shampoo and conditioner have made a difference. I've only used one of the packets though, but it did seem to remove builds-up from my hair.
1937003
No just the dissolved solute count. The hardness would depend on what those solutes are, for example you can have hard water from calcium salts, but you can have high nitrates or iron, and the water will not be hard, just dirty
1889166
Yes it is. I use it to get the iron out of my highlighted blonde hair. It is the only thing that has worked for me. We have well water that is very hard and full of iron. When you use e a packet be sure to use a really good conditioner or hair mask since it does dry out your hair.
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No, just sediment. Just like you couldn't run salt water thru it and get fresh water. The minerals are dissolved into the water and require a conditioner with lots of media and surface area. This is what I have to remove dissolved iron, manganese, and calcium. Expect to spend $1K-$2K + install. The media will last 4-6 years and they auto back flush themselves.