Watersource Aromatherapy Showerhead Removes Harmful Chlorine

28 January 2013, Singapore – Did you know that chlorine may kill bad bacteria but is also harmful to your skin?  When bathing, your skin takes in a significant amount of chlorine, absorbing more chlorine than through drinking.   Chlorine and its side effects is the premise for the Chlorine Removal Aromatherapy Showerhead by Watersource from Korea.

The Watersource Chlorine Removal Aromatherapy Showerhead comes with the Remove Chlorine Vitamin C Gel which provides food grade Vitamin C equivalent to 3000 lemons, removes residual chlorine, generates negative ions, antibacterial function, saves up to 36,000 litres of water a year and raises water pressure up to 1.5 times.   And more importantly, the water smells fragrant and somewhat citrus.

The manufacturers claim that the benefits for using the product include relieving itch and preventing eczema, asthma, atopic dermatitis, preventing skin damage by creating collagen and whitening and moisturising.

Giveaway

We are giving away a set of  WaterSource Chlorine Removal Aromatherapy Showerhead each worth S$149, containing 3,000 lemons to readers in Singapore.

All you need to do is to subscribe to our Email updates at the link below, and make sure to look out for the verification email to approve your email update subscription before 6 February 2013.

 We will notify the winner via email on 7 February 2013.

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