Amy Pugsley 
Should you add yet another product to your beauty routine or would you be better to sit this one out? It is always hard to discern what is a beauty go-to and what can be skipped but Beauty Water might be the next (best) thing you add to your arsenal. Is it too good to be true or just expensive water with a logo? The answer to these questions is complicated because it depends on many personal factors. If you live in a hot climate, wear heavy makeup, or live in a city center with pollution then Beauty Water might be the missing ingredient in your beauty regiment.
So, what exactly is Beauty Water? Beauty Water is not water and not a toner but a hybrid that cleanses, exfoliates, and moisturizes all in one. The aqua-based liquid is light and fresh in order to hydrate the skin before other beauty products are applied or to freshen skin throughout the day. The great thing is that it can be adapted to individual tastes and preferences and is unique in that there is not one unified use for the product. Need a quick refresher after the gym? Beauty water! Want to freshen up after a long flight? Beauty water! The multifaceted uses of beauty water have made it a K-Beauty staple and it is slowly finding popularity around the world.
Is it really worth spending money on? Well, splashing water on your face in the sink or blotting oils away mid-day with wipes is one way to temporarily refresh but it is not always the best choice for your skin. Beauty Water is a micellar water that uses micelles to break down makeup and other impurities from the skin. A dependable Beauty Water can come in handy as it can be used as a makeup remover, a PH balancing toner, a summer misting spray, an on-the-go facial cleanser, or an exfoliant. Versatility is a great asset for a product and while there are mixed opinions on the cost-benefit of Beauty Water it can be argued that with its many practical uses it is a good investment. If a little bit of infused water can save the day then we vote—love it!
