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mochiface
Dry/Sensitive
We use hard water at home. We use loufah to lather our soaps but then I only find it hard to lather when there is not enough moisture to make a lather. Not sure if it makes skin drier but I don't see any difference from using chlorinated water in the city.
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Tianga
Dry/Resilient
as long as it is working well for you then it’s good. for some areas the water is just plain hard, making it hard to gently cleanse our skin and bodies. then one can be drier and more irritated.
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myrinA
Oily/Resilient
I am clueless of this hard water and soft water. Do we get to change the condition of our water?? 🤔
And will the condition of water changed by itself from day to day?? 🤔
but thanks for this eye opening topic. I will never know if I didn't come across here 😉
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Tianga
Dry/Resilient
Hi there. one can only know if they just find their products not lathering. If you’re in the city then your water may be fine. Sometimes we can think our cleansers are not working well for our skin, when the issue might be the water. one may not be able to do anything about it because of where they live, but it may help answer the question as to why our soap may not be lathering. thanks for reading.
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xinxin
Oily/Sensitive
Where I live, we have hard water, so when I visited Japan (soft water), it was like a miracle when the next day, my skin and hair felt much softer!!
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