Water is the most abundant compound on Earth’s surface, covering about 70% of the planet. It also makes up 70% of you
r skin.
We use it so much of it every day. Whether it’s drinking, showering, washing dishes, using it to cook, or doing laundry… it’s an obvious necessity.
There are so many benefits of drinking wate r and staying hydrated. One of the most important is drinking enough to keep your skin healthy. Water is indeed vital to having beautiful, dewy skin.
I spoke to one of our medical aestheticians about the importance of drinking water for healthy skin and here is what she said:
“HYDRATION, HYDRATION, HYDRATION! Think of a plant and its leaves; When the plant is hydrated its leaves are pliable and supple, but, when the plant is dry and has not been watered, the leaves will become dry and stiff. It’s the same with your skin. Water helps with elasticity. The more hydrated the skin is, less fine lines and wrinkles. If your skin is dehydrated it will look dull and lifeless. Not only will the wrinkles make you look aged but the tex
ture of dry skin will as well. ”
Good ole’ H20 is not only important for gorgeous skin, but for your health in general. We lose most of our water through perspiration, urination, and evaporation. Your lungs alone expel between 2 – 4 cups of water daily just through normal breathing (more if you exercise) and even more on a cold day.
With that being said, pick up a refreshing glass of water and do your skin a big favor! Drink up!
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