World of Willow
Case Studies
The hottest hydrators
Sourced from the Lake District, this water is rich in salicin which has anti-inflammatory properties, and drinking it has been said to make the complexion clearer and blemish-free.
32? It’s a most beautiful age…
Looking like a fresh-faced twenty-something is apparently, not all it is cracked up to be. Research reveals four out of ten women feel at their most beautiful at the age of 32.
Geri Holy-Well
She might have been snapped recently puffing away on a cigar, but former Spice Girl Geri Haliwell is still a confirmed health and fitness enthusiast.
There’s Something in the Water
At Sugahfix HQ we always try to drink our recommended 1.5 litres of water a day because it’s good for keeping our bodies hydrated and our skin clear. Now we’ve got an extra reason for gulping down our H2O – a water that has added beauty benefits.
Beauty Water
Yes, we know drinking water is good for us, but Willow Water, 69p, can help clear spots and reduce redness as it contains the mineral salicin, which comes from willow bark and has anti-inflammatory effects.
Drink To Your Health
You can now buy the beauty of the Lake District and literally drink it in. Willow Water is sourced from the famous ‘Holy Well of Cartmel’ in the Lakes and is the only bottled water in the UK that naturally contains both salicin from White Willow bark and high levels of calcium from the limestone layers at Cartmel Fell.
Something in the water?
The buzz around the watering hole is that Willow Water’s making a big splash. It’s a new totally natural bottled water containing a unique blend of minerals that promises to help nurture clear skin.
Willow Spring Water – Perfect for sparkling skin
What does every girl really want (aside form a pony and Justine Timberlake)? Lovely clear skin of course. Naturally you need to keep that all-important beauty regime up, but it’s a well known fact that drinking water is a one-way ticket to a face that’s as fresh as a daisy.
My’s a natural winner
The natural look is back and sexy babe Myleene Klass is simply the tops when it comes to being beautiful. The WAG look of heavy make-up and fake boobs fails to turn on the fellas, according to a new survey.
Willow Water featured in Psychologies Magazine
“Could water give you more than just simple hydration? Willow Spring Water has a reputation for clearing skin conditions such as eczema.”
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New objective study shows drinking water is good for the skin.
12th June 2011 15:04
A natural spring water from the Lake District has been shown to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles in women aged 24-43… Full article
Research results support Willow Beauty Water claims
12th May 2011 15:04
Results from an exhaustive market research initiative undertaken by Willow Water earlier this year have been launched today – and it’s positive… Full article
Consumers heading your way
12th April 2011 15:03
It wasn’t only the skin enhancing benefits of Willow that caught our triallists’ attention. They loved the taste, and were ready to… Full article
News Archive
Willow’s Consultant Dermatologist Meets The Press
12th November 2010 15:01
Willow Water took our consultant dermatologist Dr Andrew Winter to conduct one to one skin ‘surgeries’ with leading journalists during December as… Full article
The Jury’s Out…
12th December 2010 15:01
Willow has embarked upon its most extensive research project ever into the benefits of drinking Willow Water. Commencing this month, 150 women… Full article
There’s Something in the Water!
1st January 2011 14:56
Willow’s new marketing campaign, presenting Willow as ‘Natural Beauty Water’ with skin improvement properties, is making beauty and health journalists look at… Full article