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Top Skincare Trends Using Sparkling Water

At Natura, we’re all about promoting the many uses of sparkling water. Here’s a roundup of recent trends that push the boundaries. But who’s to say where your boundaries lie? Sparkling water, from presumed health benefits to fun and experimental seasonal drink menu explorations, bring out the boundary jumper in all of us. Here’s hoping these foodservice trends inspire your own experimentation!

Stop and Drink the Flowers

Everything’s coming up roses at some big city bars. Since last year’s Fancy Foods show in New York and continuing through to the National Restaurant Show in Chicago, we have been tracking florals as a trending ingredient in cocktails coast to coast. The craft beverage market and mixologist in general are even hiring on-site florists to provide flowers and botanicals for patrons’ drinks. Guests have the option to build their own bouquets tableside, enjoy them during dinner, and then take them home.

Horticulturally inclined mixologists say flowers are a natural ingredient in beverages because their potent fragrances stimulate the taste buds—and can also evoke powerful memories.

Consider incorporating florals and botanicals into some signature craft beverages using Natura sparkling or still water. Try mixing with different teas, honeys, and juices to complement colors and scents. Any flower can be turned into an infusion, the more aromatic, the better. Edible flowers can be used as a garnish.

Now we know why the smell of drink is called its “bouquet”!

Wake Up with Sparkling Coffee

It’s a simple idea whose time has come: replace the still-water in cold brew coffees with sparkling water. Game changer! Get the jolt of caffeine you need with the extra alertness from bubbles tickling your nose. It’ll tingle going down, adding to the refreshment.

It’s easy to make, too, especially if you have a Natura machine: 8 ounces of sparkling water, 1 ounce of espresso and 1 ounce of vanilla syrup. (Just make sure you don’t use vanilla extract. An entire ounce would be way too much!)

Stir the sparkling water and the syrup together first then pour the shot of espresso over the top. The espresso reacting to the CO2 should form a creamy layer of foam on top.

Sparkling Water as … Face Wash?

This health trend began in Korea and Japan, and quickly spread throughout Asian and then across the globe: adding sparkling water to your daily skincare regimen. Advocates believe the pH level of sparkling water is similar to that of our skin, the bubbles are better at cleaning pores, and the carbon dioxide increases blood flow at the surface.

Dermatologists haven’t reached a consensus on these benefits, but agree it’s not harmful (though it’s important to stay away from sparkling water with flavorings or other additives).

For spot treatments, spas and skin care clinics apply sparkling water to the skin with a cotton ball. In other cases, sparkling water is splashed on the face or clinic customers even dunk their face in a bowlful of the pure bubbly water for a few seconds. Users say it leaves skin feeling fresh and balanced, not overstripped but not too oily, either.

Having a Natura sparkling and still—ambient of chilled—water dispensing machine on premise for guest hydration allows owners to add the health trend to their menu of services without additional cost.

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Boost Your Gut Health with Filtered Sparkling Water

February 17, 2025

The Link Between Hydration and Gut Health Your gut is at the core of your overall well-being, playing a crucial role in digestion, nutrient absorption, and even immune function. Proper hydration is essential for maintaining a healthy digestive system, but not all water is created equal. While sugary sodas and artificial beverages can disrupt gut flora, sparkling filtered water offers a refreshing and beneficial alternative. How Sparkling Filtered Water Supports Digestive Health 1. Aiding Digestion Ever felt bloated or sluggish after a meal? Carbonation in sparkling water can help stimulate digestion by promoting the natural release of digestive enzymes. This mild effervescence can also ease feelings of fullness, making it a great option after a heavy meal. 2. Reducing Bloating and Constipation Filtered sparkling water has been shown to help relieve constipation by improving bowel movements. The gentle bubbles can stimulate peristalsis, the wave-like muscle contractions that move food through your intestines, helping to prevent sluggish digestion. 3. Maintaining a Balanced Microbiome Your gut microbiome thrives when you consume pure, clean water. Many tap and bottled waters contain contaminants, chlorine, and even microplastics that can disrupt gut bacteria. By choosing triple-filtered Natura sparkling water, you’re avoiding these harmful elements and providing your digestive system with a cleaner, healthier hydration source. 4. Alleviating Acid Reflux & Heartburn While unfiltered carbonated drinks can sometimes contribute to acid reflux, water from Natura systems are free from artificial sweeteners and acidity-increasing additives, making it a gentler option. The effervescence can also help clear excess mucus from the esophagus, offering relief from mild reflux symptoms. Why Filtered Water Matters for Gut Health Filtering your water removes impurities such as heavy metals, chlorine, and bacteria, all of which can negatively impact gut health. Sparkling filtered water provides the best of both worlds: a pure, clean hydration source with the digestive benefits of carbonation. The Natura Water Difference At Natura Water, we believe that hydration should be both pure and enjoyable . Our premium water filtration systems ensure that every sip is free from contaminants while offering the crisp, refreshing taste of high-quality sparkling water. Whether for home, office, or hospitality use, our systems support gut health and sustainability, eliminating the need for single-use plastic bottles. If you’re looking for a gut-friendly way to stay hydrated, triple-filtered sparkling water is an excellent choice. It promotes digestion, helps prevent bloating, and keeps your gut microbiome balanced—all while offering a delicious, bubbly experience. Ready to upgrade your hydration? Try Natura Water and experience the difference of premium, sustainable water solutions. Want to learn more? Click here here to schedule a meeting!