Decode Your Environment
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Water Profile
Current Air Quality
How to read your results
Water & Air Key
Use this guide to understand how your local water hardness and air quality may relate to everyday skin and hair stress.
Water Hardness
Measured in ppmSoft Water
0–60 ppm- Easier rinsing
- Less mineral buildup on hair
- Lower risk of dullness and roughness
- Generally gentler on dry skin
Moderate Hardness
61–120 ppm- Some mineral residue may accumulate over time
- Can contribute to tangles and reduced softness
- May make skin feel tighter after cleansing
Hard Water
121–180 ppm- Increased mineral deposits on hair and scalp
- Can contribute to roughness, tangling, and dullness
- May worsen feelings of dryness in some people
Very Hard Water
180+ ppm- Significant mineral buildup potential
- Often associated with difficult-to-manage hair
- May increase dryness and reduce product performance
Air Pollution
Measured by AQILow Exposure
AQI 0–50- Minimal environmental stress
Moderate Exposure
AQI 51–100- Daily exposure may contribute to oxidative stress over time
High Exposure
AQI 101–150- Increased environmental burden on skin and hair
- More frequent cleansing may be beneficial
Very High Exposure
AQI 151+- Elevated exposure to airborne pollutants
- May contribute to dryness, irritation, and visible dullness
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