I’ve been using the Canopy showerhead for a minute now. I have hard water in my building plus sensitive skin and hair, and this has made an improvement in my hair/skin health. The showerhead is pretty easy to install, and has good water pressure and a couple of different stream modes. You are meant to swap the filters four times a year, which definitely adds up over time ($$$), but the convenient subscription option makes it easier (and a little less expensive). Overall, it's a nice-to-have, not necessarily a need, but everyone needs a showerhead and this is a decent pick if you're struggling with your water.
I'm a work hard, play hard, spa hard kinda gal. But not a water hard one. Enter: the canopy filtered showerhead. Do YOU know what's coming through your pipes? I was ahem...intrigued at the fun little bits my previous showerhead was really doing its best to try and filter out (good job, little buddy).
Water quality can vary, and being someone who has lived in areas with hard water and heavily chlorinated water, I can say I've noticed a difference in my skin and hair depending on where I live
I wasn't expecting to be able to notice a difference, but strangely, the water felt legitimately...softer? I can't really explain it, but either way, I am happy to know my skin and hair are being treated to filtered water.
There's also a neat essential oil diffuser tag that you can clip on to the showerhead. I didn't experience any noticeable scent from the tag, but then again, I don't usually take showers long enough to build up a ton of steam (team short shower for da watershed).
There are two settings, a diffused one, which has a great footprint, and a streamlined flow, which I found effective for rinsing out hair products.
I'm so excited to have some consistency in water quality for my hair no matter where I am living, and really love the function and aethetics of this showerhead. It feels luxurious. Plus, my shower plants are about to VIBEEEE!!
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Oh, did I mention it was easy to install? You got this!!
