Micro-nano Bubble Water Dispenser ADD8906

• Adopting the innovative BubbleClean technology

- Utilizing professional BubbleClean technology, it combines air and water to produce milky-white micro-nano bubble water. Each liter of water generates up to 90 billion bubbles with a diameter as small as 0.2 micrometers. These micro-nano bubbles are 1000 times smaller than the pores of Asian women's facial skin*, allowing for deep cleansing. The positively charged micro-nano bubbles effectively absorb negatively charged sebum and dirt, removing them from the pores.

• Proven by Korean dermatological clinical research, this product is more effective than washing your face with tap water in improving skin problems. It effectively reduces sebum production (-59.65%), moisture loss (-17.68%), and pore impurities (-16.49%), and is 5 times more effective at improving skin radiance, 7 times more soothing skin tightness, 14 times more effective at retaining moisture, and up to 22 times more effective at improving blackheads.

• Upgrade your cleansing experience and stay at your best at all times

- Natural - No added chemicals, just micro-nano bubble water produced by the combination of air and water.

- Lock in moisture - Reduce water loss

- Oil Control - Utilizes the principle of positive and negative charges to effectively absorb negatively charged sebum and dirt.

- Cleansing - The bubbles can penetrate deep into the skin's pores to cleanse and remove oil and dirt.

• The 360° rotating water outlet head allows for flexible rotation to meet various needs.

• Swiss brand aerator produces a soft and delicate water flow.

• Easy to install, suitable for different washbasins

• Non-slip suction cups allow for flexible placement

• USB Type-C charging

• IPX5 waterproof rating

• 11 faucet adapters for easy installation

*The average diameter of facial pores in Asian women is about 200-250 micrometers, while the diameter of ordinary air bubbles is about 300 micrometers. Washing your face with tap water cannot deeply clean the inside of the pores.

^The results of a clinical trial conducted by the P&K Skin Clinical Research Center in South Korea on 31 women show that the actual effects may vary from person to person.