I want to make clear though that public water supplies, currently being treated with small amounts of fluorine and chlorine for health reasons, have ever been found to cause acne or acne-like eruptions or other significant skin problems. Interestingly, water containing small percentages of sulphur should theoretically be beneficial for acne since sulphur is often applied in lotions to the skin to help dry up acne lesions. In practice, however, the percentages of sulphur are so small in the water as to have no real beneficial effect on acne. I also want to point out that to date, sulphur and other mineral-containing baths that are found at spas have not been shown to have any special beneficial effect on normal skin conditioning or care. With various skin disorders, you can see that water is a mainstay of therapy.
Water is the mainstay of life.
Water, either warm, lukewarm, or cold is used in soaks, compresses, and soothing baths. The skin requires water to carry out its life-saving and mandatory function of body heat regulation. We can see then that water and water quality are essential requirements for maintaining the normal functions of the skin and for providing us with the best possible cosmetic appearance. Certain areas, such as the eye and ear, are more prone to infection from microbe - contaminated water, and , of course, internal diseases are commonly caused by contaminated water.