Lavero Replacement Filters
Every 90 days, the filter that's been quietly stripping chlorine, heavy metals, and sediment out of your water reaches the end of its life. A fresh cartridge restores everything that made the first one work — same clean rinse, no replanning your routine.
- Filters up to 99% of chlorine
- 3 months of clean water per cartridge
- Drop-in swap — no tools
- 60-day money-back
Buy 2, get 1 free — 9 months of clean water
Single filters: $35 each · Lasts ~3 months.
Pick a bundle below — bigger packs, bigger savings.
You'll receive 3 filters — 9 months of clean water.
Feel the difference in 60 days, or your money back.
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Will I actually notice a difference?
Yes — and you'll notice when the old filter stops working too. By month three, the carbon and ion-exchange media are saturated. Water starts feeling harder again, hair feels stripped again. A fresh cartridge reverses it in one shower.
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How do I swap the cartridge?
Unscrew the old cartridge, drop the new one in, screw it back. About 30 seconds. No tools, no plumber, no mess.
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What if it doesn't work for me?
If you don't feel the difference, we refund you in full. Just message us — we handle the rest.
Clean water first.
So we filtered it out.
Strips the natural oil layer your hair needs to stay healthy before anything else gets a chance.
Build up on hair and skin with every shower, dulling results no product can fix.
Cause dryness, breakage, and colour fade — the kind that makes you blame your products.
Clogs follicles and pores over time, leaving skin congested and hair feeling heavy.
What does water have to do with
beauty?
Tap water is treated with chlorine to keep you safe. That part is fine. The problem is what that chlorine does to your hair the moment it touches it.
The actual problem: chlorine strips the thin oil layer your hair makes to protect itself — before your shampoo or conditioner ever gets a chance. Every single shower.
The fix isn't a new shampoo or a better conditioner. It's cleaner water. Start there, and everything you already use works the way it was supposed to.
