This is a simple and cheap way of applying color to the body. Water, when exposed to sunlight in a colored container for at least an hour become irradiated and takes on some of the vibrational energy of that particular color. This is called solarized water. Special colored containers can be bought, but they can easily be improvised using colored cellophane. The longer the water remains exposed to the sun, the stronger is its potency.
Solarization depends on temperature, geographical location and the time of the day.
One simple way to determine if the water has absorbed the sun's energy is to drop an ice cube in the glass of water to be solarized. When the ice cube has completely melted, the water is charged. Obviously, it will take more time in winter as opposed to in summer. Storing Solarized Water Fresh solarized water is preferred if practical. But you can solarize the water and store it for few days at a time.