Actress Miki Nakatani said she drinks approximately two liters of water daily to maintain her health and beauty [1].

Nakatani's public endorsement of high water intake highlights the intersection of celebrity influence and wellness trends, emphasizing preventative health measures through simple lifestyle habits.

Speaking at a media presentation for evian's 200th anniversary and the unveiling of a new bottle, Nakatani discussed the specific physiological benefits she associates with hydration. She said that water is necessary to keep the skin fresh and serves as a tool for the prevention of blood clots [1].

Beyond skin health and circulation, Nakatani noted that water helps the body absorb essential minerals, such as calcium and magnesium [1]. She described this routine as a fundamental part of her approach to longevity and appearance, stating that she consistently consumes about two liters [1] every day.

"I always drink about 2 liters every day," Nakatani said [1].

The actress also commented on her appearance at the event, choosing a dress intended to evoke the image of a water spirit to honor the brand's milestone. She said she wanted to express her feelings regarding the 200th anniversary through her attire [1].

"Water is necessary for preventing blood clots and for keeping the skin moist and fresh," Nakatani said [1].

"I always drink about 2 liters every day,"

Nakatani's promotion of a 2-liter daily water habit reflects a broader trend in the wellness industry where celebrity testimonials drive consumer behavior toward specific hydration targets. While she links this habit to blood clot prevention and mineral absorption, such claims emphasize the role of hydration in systemic health and are often used by brands to market mineral water as a functional health product rather than just a beverage.