Spray liquid wrench or wd40 on it to breakdown any calcium that has built up on the threads. After a few minutes use a channel lock or vise grip pliers to remove it. Righty tighty, lefty loosie. You may also have an aerator that has an internal expansion screw. Look under the aerator to see if there is a screw head or slot for a screwdriver that when backed off releases the pressure on the retaining spring.