Hydrogen Age-Less Bath Spa Filter
A softer, filtered bath for the whole family.
The Age-Less Bath Spa attaches to your tub faucet, filters out chlorine and chloramines as the tub fills, and infuses your bath with hydrogen. It's an easy upgrade for dry, itchy or sensitive skin, including your little one's.
- Reduces chlorine & chloramines
- Hydrogen-infused bath water
- No plumber needed
- Lasts up to 6 months
Why filter your bath water?
Tap water is treated to be safe to drink, not gentle on skin.
City water is disinfected with chlorine or chloramine to keep germs out of the pipes. That's a good thing for drinking water. But when you soak your whole body in a warm tub of it, your skin and hair take the brunt.
Strips natural oils
Chlorine is designed to break things down. In a long, warm soak it can pull the natural oils from your skin, leaving it tight, dry and flaky.
Aggravates sensitive skin
If you or your child already deal with dryness, redness or itch, harsh water can make bath time something to dread.
Dulls and dries hair
Chlorinated water can leave hair frizzy, brittle and harder to manage, and it can fade color-treated hair.
Warm water, more exposure
A bath means 10 to 30 minutes of full-body contact with warm water. Your skin is your largest organ, and research shows bathing is a real exposure route for chlorine by-products.
Filtering is the simple fix
The Age-Less Bath Spa filters water as it fills the tub, so you get the benefits of treated city water without soaking in the chlorine.
Plus a hydrogen boost
Filtered water then picks up hydrogen on the way into the tub, for a soak that feels silky and spa-like.
Sources: EPA drinking water regulations · Water Quality Association chloramine fact sheet · Journal of Exposure Analysis & Environmental Epidemiology study · Xu et al., percutaneous absorption of disinfection by-products
Great for babies with skin issues
Your baby's skin is thinner and thirstier than yours.
Baby skin is still developing for the first couple of years. It holds water less well and reacts more easily to irritants. That's why so many parents of babies with eczema, dry patches or rashes start by looking at the water in the tub.
- 30% thinner: a baby's outer skin layer is about 30% thinner than an adult's, and the epidermis about 20% thinner.
- 2.3× the skin per pound: newborns have about 2.3 times more skin surface for their body weight than adults, so a bath touches a lot more of them.
- Loses moisture faster: infant skin loses water more quickly, which is why it dries out and gets irritated so easily.
Researchers are still working out exactly how tap water affects baby skin, and the role of chlorine on its own is still uncertain. But taking chlorine out of your baby's bath is one easy, gentle step you control, and it fits right into the routine pediatricians already recommend.
A gentler bath routine for sensitive skin
Filter the water
Fill the tub (or your baby tub) through the Age-Less Bath Spa so chlorine is reduced before your baby gets in.
Keep it short and lukewarm
Aim for a 5 to 10 minute bath in lukewarm, not hot, water. Test it with your wrist or elbow first.
Skip the bubbles
Use a gentle, fragrance-free cleanser only where needed. Bubble bath and scented soaps can irritate.
Pat dry and moisturize
Gently pat skin dry, then apply a thick, fragrance-free moisturizer right away to lock in moisture.
Sources: Skin Barrier Function in Infants (Pharmaceutics review) · Perkin et al., Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2016 · British Journal of Dermatology abstract · American Academy of Dermatology · HealthyChildren.org (AAP) · AAP: Bathing Your Baby
The Age-Less difference
Filtered, hydrogen-rich water. A spa bath at home.
- Deep moisturization: hydrogen-infused water helps skin and hair feel hydrated, with less dryness and flaking.
- Skin that looks younger: without chlorine pulling moisture out, skin looks smoother, softer and more supple.
- Enhanced hair health: hair comes out shinier and more manageable, with less frizz.
- Fewer harsh chemicals: the filter reduces chlorine and chloramines from your bath water, so it's gentler on your whole family.
How it works
Set up in minutes. No tools, no plumber.
Attach
Hook the Bath Spa onto your tub faucet. It fits most standard bathtubs.
Fill
Turn on the water. As it flows through the filter, chlorine and chloramines are reduced and hydrogen is added.
Soak
Climb into a soft, filtered, hydrogen-rich bath. Replace the filter about every 6 months.
Simple design
Built to filter every bath.
Water flows from your faucet into the Bath Spa, through the filter chamber and out into your tub. There's nothing to plug in and nothing to install permanently.
- Filter lasts up to 6 months, depending on use and water quality
- Filter change takes just a few minutes
- Easy to remove between baths
Results
Families notice the difference.
Here's what customers told us in past purchase surveys and reviews.
- 98% noticed softer, hydrated skin.
- 96% noticed shinier, healthier hair.
- 95% noticed reduced skin irritation and inflammation.
*Data compiled from past purchase surveys and reviews. Individual results vary. These are customer-reported results, not clinical findings.
"My skin has never felt this soft!"
"I love knowing I'm not soaking in harsh chlorine. The hydrogen makes a noticeable difference!"
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| Age-Less Bath Spa | Unfiltered tap water | Bubble bath & bath bombs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reduces chlorine & chloramines | Yes | No | No |
| Hydrogen-infused water | Yes | No | No |
| Fragrance & dye free | Yes | Yes | Often not |
| Suited to sensitive or eczema-prone skin | Gentle, filtered water | Chlorinated | Dermatologists advise skipping it for kids with eczema |
| Lasts | Up to 6 months per filter | - | One bath |
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it safe to use for my baby's bath?
Yes. The Bath Spa simply filters the water going into your tub. Fill the tub first, check that the water is lukewarm, then place your baby in. Never bathe a baby under running water or leave them alone in the bath.
Will it help my baby's eczema?
The Bath Spa isn't a medical treatment, and we can't promise it will clear eczema. Many parents use it to reduce chlorine in bath water as part of the gentle bath routine pediatricians recommend: short lukewarm baths, fragrance-free cleanser and moisturizer right after. Keep following your pediatrician's care plan.
Can I fill a baby tub with it?
Yes. Fill your baby tub from the filtered tub faucet, then move it to your usual bathing spot, or set the baby tub inside the big tub.
How long does the filter last?
Up to 6 months, depending on how often you bathe and your water quality.
Is the filter easy to replace?
Yes. Replacing the filter is simple and takes just a few minutes.
Will it fit my bathtub?
It's compatible with most standard bathtubs. If you're unsure about yours, call us and we'll help.
Do I need a plumber?
No. Just attach it to your existing bath faucet. There's nothing to drill or wire.
Can I talk to someone before I buy?
Of course. Call Healthy Hydration at 509-439-2083, Monday to Friday, 12 to 5 PM Pacific, or email support@healthyhydration.com.
Give your family a softer, filtered bath.
Less chlorine, more hydrogen, and bath time that's gentle on sensitive skin.
$39.99
Regularly $49.99