Deionized Water
If you look at the ingredient list on our Glow Prep Toner or Glow Daily Moisturizing Cream, you will see Deionized Water listed.
You might wonder: Why not just say Water? Is there a difference?
The answer is a massive Yes. Regular water (like what comes out of your tap) is chemically "noisy." It is full of invisible passengers. Deionized Water is the "Quiet" canvas your skin needs.
Here is the science of why purity matters.
The Problem with Tap Water
Tap water is great for drinking, but it’s complicated for formulation. It contains:
Minerals: Calcium and Magnesium (Hard Water). These can leave a microscopic film on your skin, leading to dryness.
Chemicals: Chlorine and Fluoride.
Trace Metals: Copper or Iron from pipes.
If we used tap water in your skincare, those minerals could react with our botanical ingredients, destabilizing the formula or reducing its effectiveness.
The Science of Deionization
Deionization is a filtration process that removes all charged ions (minerals, salts, and metals) from the water.
It creates a liquid that is chemically neutral and pure.
The Benefit: Because the water is "empty," it becomes a better solvent. It can hold more of the good stuff (like Rose Water and Vitamin C) without interference.

Why We Use It In Specific Steps
We use Deionized Water strategically in our Glow Prep Toner.
Why? Because a toner’s job is to reset your pH and hydrate. If we used mineral-heavy water, we might accidentally throw off your pH or leave a drying residue. By using Deionized Water, we ensure that the only thing touching your face is the pure hydration vehicle designed to carry the Rose and Aloe deep into your pores.
Purity is a Priority
You shouldn't have to worry about heavy metals or chlorine in your beauty routine.
Experience the purity of Deionized Water with the Joyful Glow System. We are so confident that this clean formulation will feel lighter and fresher on your skin that we offer our 60-Day Love Your Glow Guarantee. If you don't feel the difference, we will refund you in full.