Skin pH + Beauty Water

Did you know your skin has a certain ph that makes it thrive?

⁣I use a specific filtered, slightly acidic water called “Beauty Water” that comes right from our anti-aging water machine & is GREAT for toning & firming skin.⁣⁣⁣
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🚿Dermal absorption (the transport of a chemical from the outer surface of the skin to the inside of the body) is one of the most significant exposure pathways of chemicals & toxins. ⁣⁣⁣
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🦠Once these chemicals (#pesticides, #chlorine, #fluoride, etc) are absorbed, they enter the bloodstream & spread throughout the cells of the body.⁣⁣

This can lead to horrible issues & side effects such as:⁣⁣⁣
😵Cancer⁣⁣⁣
🤰🏼Infertility⁣⁣⁣
❤️Heart disease⁣⁣⁣
🌬Asthma⁣⁣⁣
☄️Dermatitis & more⁣⁣⁣

Not only are these chemicals we absorb into our skin straight up poison, but tap water is also too alkaline for optimal bacterial flora.

In fact, optimal skin pH & the water you use on your skin should be slightly acidic✨(between 4.0-6.0) ⁣⁣⁣
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✏️“The effect of pH on adhesion of resident skin microflora was also assessed; an acid skin pH (4-4.5) keeps the resident bacterial flora attached to the skin, whereas an alkaline pH (8-9) promotes the dispersal from the skin.” (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18489300)⁣⁣⁣
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This specific water is not only AMAZING for washing your face but I also use it for:⁣⁣⁣
👼🏼Diaper rash spray⁣⁣⁣
💁🏼‍♀️Face toner⁣⁣⁣
🧖🏼‍♀️Hair rinse & detangler⁣⁣⁣
🐶Washing our doggies⁣⁣⁣
🍲Cooking beans (speeds up cooking time!)⁣⁣⁣
🥚Boiling eggs⁣⁣⁣
🌱Watering plants⁣
🧊Polishing glass, mirrors, eyeglasses⁣⁣⁣
And so much more.⁣⁣

This machine has not only upgraded our health in an infinite amount of ways, but also makes us live a less waste lifestyle by not buying so many products.

Skin Health + Kangen Water

SKIN CONDITION REMEDIES: 

Acne: 
1. Rinse with pH 11.5 Strong Alkaline Water to remove excess oils from the skin. 2. Cleanse with non-soap cleanser and pH 4-6 Mild Acidic Water. 3. With a cotton swab dab pH 2.5 Strong Acidic Water on any active blemishes or broken skin. 4. Tone with pH 4-6 Water in a glass bottle with a fine spray mister. 5. Repeat morning and bedtime. 6. Tone multiple times per day to keep skin hydrated. 

Eczema and Psoriasis: 
1. Rinse with pH 11.5 Strong Alkaline Water to remove excess oils from the skin. 2. Cleanse with non-soap cleanser and pH 4-6 MildAcidic Water. 3. With a cotton swab dab 2.5 Strong Acid Water on any broken skin. 4. Tone with 5.5 Beauty Water in a glass bottle with a fine spray mister. 5. Repeat morning and bedtime. 6. Tone multiple times per day to keep skin hydrated. 

Rashes and Burns: 
1. Rinse with pH 11.5 Strong Alkaline Water to remove excess oils from the skin. 2. Cleanse with non-soap cleanser and pH 4-5 Mild Acidic Water. 3. With a cotton swab dab 2.5 Strong Acid Water on any broken skin. 4. Tone with pH 4-6 Mild Acidic Water in a glass bottle with a fine spray mister. 5. Repeat morning and bedtime. 6. Tone multiple times per day to keep skin hydrated. 

Diaper Rash: 
1. Cleanse with non-soap cleanser and pH 4-5 Mild Acidic Water & pat dry. 2. With a cotton swab dab 2.5 Strong Acid Water on any broken skin and let dry. 3. Hydrate the skin with pH 4-6 Mild Acidic Water in a glass bottle with a fine spray mist setting. 4. Repeat after each diaper change. Diaper rash begins with urine and feces that are too acidic. To prevent diaper rash begin by making certain that your baby is properly hydrated with pH 8.5-9.5 Alkaline Drinking Water. Next replace baby wipes with a container filled with soft cloths or unbleached paper towels and Mild Acidic Water. Use to cleanse diaper area each time you change your baby, pat dry and then apply a very fine mist to the skin. This assists in keeping the pH of the skin balanced. 

Caution—Step Away From The Antiperspirant: 
Sweat is one of your body’s natural methods for ridding itself of toxins, so stopping that natural function can create a serious backlash in your lymphatic system. Odors are simply bacteria thriving in the dark, damp area.

So to stop the odor simply mist with pH 2.5 Strong Acid Water. If you tend to sweat a lot, keep a small spray bottle in your purse or desk drawer for occasional touch ups throughout the day.