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Journey from the French Alps

Completely sourced from nature, evian® water is made by the French Alps. Each drop starts as snow or rain at the top of the northern Alps before making a multi-year journey through a vast mineral aquifer and finally emerging at the spring in Évian-les-Bains, France. This extraordinary process gives evian® water the unique mineral composition and neutral pH that distinguishes it from all other mineral waters. Each day, the water is sampled to ensure its natural purity and perfect mineral balance. evian® Facial Spray and evian® Facial Mist products are so pure that it's the only brand that is developed alongside a companion bottled water for drinking. Click here to learn more.


Delivering quality from source to spray

evian® Facial Spray and evian® Facial Mist contain pure, natural evian® water. Unlike other products, our sprays provide an ultra-fine microdroplet mist that allows the upper layers of skin to absorb the unique mineral content found only in evian® water. This process gives skin an unparalleled boost of natural hydration. Pure evian® products won't irritate skin as they are hypoallergenic and safe for all skin types, even the most sensitive.

Our commitment to the environment

We’re committed to protecting the environment and the integrity of our incredible source. Our facial spray canisters are made from 100% recyclable materials and we aim to minimize the amount of plastic in our packaging. Unlike other atomizers, our spray is propelled by eco-friendly nitrogen (nitrogen is about 80% of the air we breath!). Click here to learn more.


Évian-les-Bains, France

Located in the French Alps on the coast of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva), Évian-les-Bains has been a historic spa haven for generations, attracting visitors from all over the globe. The extremely close relationship between evian® and the town itself revolves around a shared dedication to preserving the region's pristine nature and promoting a lifestyle that values health, vitality, and longevity. Click here to learn more.