Shocking infographic reveals how your face changes without enough water

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Shocking infographic reveals how your face changes without enough water

By Stylist Team

11 years ago

Never mind what you eat, how much exercise you do, or how many hours sleep a night you're getting.

There's a crucial quick health fix that really doesn't get as much attention as it ought to: and that's water.

A shocking new infographic shows the way your face and body suffer without enough of the clear stuff.

As well as making you groggy, hungry and grumpy, not drinking enough water can affect your skin, eyes, weight, hair and nails too.

Bags under your eyes, acne, dry skin and longer hangovers are just some of the consequences of not staying hydrated.

More water helps you to lose weight - drinking two glasses about 20 minutes before a meal helps shed the pounds. It removes by-products of fat, reduces hunger, raises your metabolism and has zero calories of course.

It also gives you strong hair and nails, clearer eyes and smoother skin. And it provides a valuable boost to your immune system, helps regulate digestion and helps prevent ageing and wrinkles by moisturising your skin and helping keep it smooth.

So, whether you drink warm water and lemon, herbal teas or keep a refillable bottle or flask on your desk at work, this infographic will undoubtedly motivate you to keep hydrated.

Happy sipping.

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