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Acidic Water | pH 4.0-6.0

This slightly acidic water is recognized for its astringent effects. It's terrific to use for gentle cleaning and beauty care.

This water is not for drinking.

What Acidic Water can do for you:

Face wash
The astringent properties of Acidic water are effective in toning and firming your skin. Pat the skin and leave to dry. This water is also excellent as a toner after shaving.
Hair care
Use this water instead of conditioner after shampooing. Reduces annoying tangles and brings out a radiant shine. Keep in a spray bottle and spray your hair and face when you're out and about.
Pet care
Spray your pet with this water and brush afterwards to obtain soft and shiny fur.
Polishing
Polish mirrors, eyeglasses, glass objects, and windows to a high sheen.
Cleaning
Remove dirt from hardwood floors, ceramic tiles etc. without leaving a sticky residue.
Frozen food
Spray foods with Acidic Water when freezing so that the food, including fish and shrimp, do not lose its flavor when thawed out.

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