Agadir
Morocco · Africa
The water
400 mg/LVery hard
Source: ScienceDirect / Heliyon Agadir scaling study · Published figure. Hardness counts dissolved calcium and magnesium in the water; it is the number your hair meets in the shower.
What very hard water does to hair
Build-up is fast, especially on porous or bleached hair. Weekly chelation and richer conditioning are worth it on long stays.
The washing routine for Agadir
Set the rhythm tight: a chelating (detox) wash every second wash, gentle shampoo in between, and rich conditioner after every wash. For long stays, a weekly deep treatment keeps bleached or porous hair from going brittle.
Climate, from recent records (Open-Meteo, ERA5 2015-2024): August is the warmest month, averaging 32°C by day, and humidity peaks in September at about 71% on average. In the hot months, sun and sweat do as much damage as the water: shade, a hat and a rinse after swimming carry the routine.
Plugs and power for your tools
Sockets: Type C and E. Supply: 220 V, 50 Hz.
A 120 V only dryer or styler (North American) will burn out on this supply, and a plug adapter does not change voltage. Check the label for dual voltage (100-240 V) before you plug in.
Plug, voltage and frequency: IEC World Plugs and national standards.
Plan Agadir properly
The trip planner turns this water profile into a wash plan for your hair type, a chosen kit and a packing list, month by month.