Beauty water is a ready-to-drink beverage formulated with skin-supporting ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glutathione, vitamin C, and clinically studied plant extracts, so the skin benefit comes from what you drink rather than what you apply. It is the drinkable form of skincare, distinct from the toner-style products that share the name. Pick Me Up Beauty Water is built around Dracobelle NU, a plant extract shown in a randomized, placebo-controlled trial of 101 women to increase skin hydration by 71% in 84 days.
There is no single beauty-water recipe, so reading the label matters. Pick Me Up comes in a ready-to-drink 16 oz glass bottle. No powder to measure or mix: choose a flavor and enjoy it chilled.
Beauty water drink or topical beauty water?
The same phrase can describe different products. Some skincare brands use “beauty water” for a toner or cleanser applied to the face. Those products are not drinks. Pick Me Up is a beverage; always check the intended use before using any product.
What is in Pick Me Up Beauty Water?
- DracoBelle™ Nu: a Moldavian dragonhead extract.
- Hyaluronic acid: an ingredient also studied in oral preparations.
- Liposomal glutathione: glutathione in a lipid-based delivery formulation.
- Resveratrol: a plant compound included in the formula.
- Vitamin C: a nutrient the body needs for collagen formation.
These are featured ingredients, not a substitute for the full ingredient list. Check the current bottle and product page for flavor-specific nutrition and ingredients. Pick Me Up's current formula does not include biotin.
How is beauty water different from collagen drinks?
Collagen drinks contain collagen or collagen peptides. Pick Me Up does not contain collagen; it features the ingredients listed above. The categories can overlap across other brands, so compare actual formulas. Our beauty water vs. collagen drinks comparison explains how.
What can the research tell you?
Ingredient research is useful, but it should be matched to the right claim. A study on a capsule does not automatically establish the same result for a drink. Read our guide to beauty-drink evidence and follow its links to the original studies.
For vitamin C's established nutritional role, see the NIH fact sheet. Avoid interpreting “contains vitamin C” as a promise that a drink will remove wrinkles.
How to choose a beauty water
- Compare ingredients and amounts with the claims that interest you.
- Read serving size, sugar content, and storage directions.
- Choose a flavor you enjoy and a pack size that suits you.
- Review current shipping terms at checkout.
Explore the three flavors
- Dragon Fruit Rose for a fruity, floral combination.
- Mango Turmeric for a tropical combination with turmeric.
- Watermelon Cucumber for a refreshing fruit-and-cucumber combination.
You can enjoy beauty water as a beverage within your regular routine. It does not replace meals, moisturizer, or sunscreen. Shop Pick Me Up Beauty Water to see available packs.