This isn't exactly sulfate-free, but it does work to keep your hair color from being stripped away. Water is known to break down and strip your hair of its color due to the minerals and chlorine found in it. Investing in a shower filter helps to reduce the wear and tear these elements might have on your hair. Most filters need to be replaced every six months.
I recently received the Raindrops Filteration System ($120), which was created by hair queens and 901 Salon founders Riawna Capri and Nikki Lee. Living in Los Angeles means the water I consume is exposed to all kinds of minerals and residue, and that got me thinking: if I wouldn't drink water without purifying it, why bathe in water that isn't purified? Plenty of celebrities claim to wash their faces with Evian, and I've read in a variety of beauty groups on Facebook that women are buying filtered water to use in the shower. The most cost-friendly option I've found is the Raindrops system. While it might be an investment, it saves you money in the long run! I'm looking forward to getting my highlights touched up to see how long my color will stay vibrant by using purified water in the shower.
