Beauty Water is the mildly acidic setting (around pH 4–6), one of the five water types your machine makes for skin, hair and home. It is a cosmetic-feel water, not a drink — keep this one out of your glass.
A gentle facial toner
After cleansing, decant a little Beauty Water into a bowl or spray bottle. Sweep it over your face with a cotton pad, or mist lightly, then carry on with your usual moisturiser. Many people simply like how fresh and smooth their skin feels afterwards. It fits neatly into a routine you already have, morning or evening.
A quick hair rinse
After shampooing and conditioning, pour Beauty Water through your hair as a final rinse and gently pat dry. It can leave hair feeling soft and looking glossy — a nice finishing step rather than a treatment. Cool or lukewarm water works best, and there is no need to rinse it out again.
Make Beauty Water fresh when you plan to use it; keep a clearly labelled bottle so no one mistakes it for drinking water.
Around the home
Beauty Water earns its place beyond the bathroom, too. Try it on everyday jobs:
- Wiping mirrors and glass to a streak-free shine
- Freshening up worktops and tiles
- A light spritz on tired-looking houseplant leaves
Remember that Beauty Water and the other acidic setting are cosmetic and cleaning waters only; for drinking, stick to Kangen or Clean water. It is a feel-good, practical water — nothing more.
