5 reasons your skin needs a filtered showerhead

Free chlorine is a reactive oxidizer, and it does not stop working once it leaves the pipe. It can strip the natural oils that sit on the surface of your skin, which is part of why skin can feel tight, squeaky or dry the moment you step out of the shower.

Sans reduces more than 99.5% of free chlorine before the water reaches you, using a calcium sulfite stage that converts it into harmless chloride. With gentler water running through it, you may notice skin that feels softer and less tight within the first few showers.

Utilities disinfect with free chlorine, and many now use chloramine, which is chlorine bonded with ammonia. This contaminant can leave your skin feeling tight, dry, and even itchy.

Unlike many shower filters, Sans runs your water through two stages instead of one. This ensures both chlorine and chloramine are removed from the water. Calcium sulfite handles free chlorine, and catalytic activated carbon breaks chloramine down at the carbon surface.

Most filtered showerheads look like equipment. Clear plastic canisters, bolt on housings, a visible cartridge changing color above your head. Sans keeps the filtration inside the head, so the thing on your wall reads as a fixture instead of a filter.

Four finishes, chosen to match the hardware you already have. Two water modes, Jet and Rain, so you can run a softer spray over skin or a firmer one to rinse. It installs in a few minutes with the wrench, tape and step by step guide in the box, so no plumber and no drilling.