Do you often notice that soaps, shampoo, and detergents don’t lather as much as they should? Hard water could be the main culprit to this reason. Hard water is high in mineral content, such as calcium and magnesium carbonates, bicarbonates & sulphates. It forms when water percolates through mineral deposits increasing its mineral content. Hard
Hard Water is a problem that many of us face in India. Water that has high mineral content like Calcium and magnesium is termed as hard water. While these minerals are healthy for our bones, they can be quite damaging for our homes. Hard water is detrimental to electrical appliances like geyser, washing machine and
Modernization has its pros and cons. Each day in our endeavor to make our lives easier, we tend to ignore the basic necessities for life. We encounter resources to make life comfortable, whereas we forget that natural resources are depleting day by day. Such is the burning example of the IT Capital of India, Bengaluru.
Who doesn’t like perfectly colored, shiny hair that adds to your confidence? Your hair looks perfect in the first few weeks after coloring. However, as time goes by, your hair color may start losing luster, shine, and vibrancy. There are a lot of reasons why your hair color may start fading within a short span
“Life isn’t perfect, but your hair can be”. But, the road to getting beautiful and healthy hair is not as easy as it sounds. Wavy, straight, or curly- the texture of your hair takes a back seat when it’s healthy. However, a hectic schedule, excessive styling, use of hair products, and water quality take a
Hard water is water that has an excess of minerals like calcium and magnesium in it. Infiltration through deposits made of calcium and magnesium sulfates, carbonates, and bicarbonates, add the excess amount of minerals in the water, thus making it hard. A high level of hardness in water can lead to various problems including plumbing
