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Hello Klean launches bathroom tap skin filter with micro‑bubble technology
The UK brand's tap‑mounted filter claims to cut chlorine, heavy metals and scale while adding micro‑bubbles to improve skin feel.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Hello Klean, known for its shower‑head filter, has introduced a skin filter that attaches to standard single‑lever bathroom taps, according to a product preview published on 1 October 2026.
The device houses three filtration stages: a calcium‑based scale inhibitor, a crystalline titanium filter for heavy metals, and an activated‑carbon fibre layer that Hello Klean says removes up to 98 % of chlorine. A built‑in faucet switches water to a micro‑bubble mode, creating bubbles up to 80 times smaller than a human hair, which the company claims increases surface friction and helps loosen makeup and SPF.
Founder Karlee Zhang told Independent.co.uk the idea stemmed from customers washing their faces with bottled water to avoid tap‑water minerals. The filter connects to a Hello Klean app via an NFC tag, allowing users to track usage and receive alerts when the integrated smart‑refill light flashes for a replacement.
Pricing starts at £135 for the unit plus one replacement filter; a subscription reduces the cost to £108.
Key facts
- Hello Klean's skin filter fits standard single‑lever bathroom taps. (independent.co.uk)
- The filter uses three stages: scale inhibitor, titanium heavy‑metal filter, and activated‑carbon fibre for chlorine reduction. (independent.co.uk)
- Micro‑bubble mode creates bubbles up to 80 times smaller than a human hair. (independent.co.uk)
- Price is £135 with one spare filter; subscription price is £108. (independent.co.uk)
- Founder Karlee Zhang said the product was inspired by customers using bottled water for facial cleansing. (independent.co.uk)
Sources
- [1] independent.co.uk — originally reported as “Hello Klean has launched a filter for your bathroom tap – here’s everything to know”
