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Sparkling water is secretly a beauty product
Sparkling water may be a great beverage for drinking, but did you know that it also has great skincare benefits? There has been a rise of K-beauty trends on the western market and for good reason; they provide some the world’s best skin-care secrets, and the sparkling-water technique is no different.
According to dermatologist Dendy Engelman, M.D., “The idea of the fizzy face cleanse started originally in Japan and then went crazy in Korea, and now we’re just hearing about this trend.”
Sparking water provides a deeper cleanse because it traps oil and dirt that is deeply lodged in the pores. Moreover, nitrous oxide increases blood flow and delivers nutrients that can help with acne and acne scarring. Unlike tap water, which is not good for the natural skin’s pH, the pH of carbonated water is identifiable with skin pH.
So, in short, the more carbonated, the better it is for cleansing because it chips away at dead skin and dull cells on the surface as well as cut through any excess oil while invigorating the skin.
Because of the great benefits as well as the fizzy refreshing feeling, more and more products like cleansers and masks are being made with sodium bicarbonate and similar foaming ingredients.
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