JAWLINER® DeBloat -
Made for lean days
3 capsules daily – no mixing
500 mg potassium + 3 botanicals
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The Lean Day Protocol
- Morning: Take 3 capsules with a large 1L of water.
- Drink up: Aim for 2–3 litres of water across the day. Sounds backwards – it's not.
- Go easy on salt: Skip the takeaway, the ramen and the salty snacks. Salt is the one thing working against you.
- Train it: Your JAWLINER Gum session as usual. DeBloat is the reveal, the gum is the build.
- Sleep on it: Lean days start the night before – sleep, little alcohol, no late salty meals.
Use it every day or save it for the days that count: shoots, dates, events, the beach. Do not exceed 3 capsules per day.
Ingredients
- Per daily serving (3 capsules): Potassium 500 mg (25 % NRV) · Dandelion root extract 10:1, 400 mg (equivalent to 4,000 mg dandelion root) · Nettle leaf extract 15:1, 300 mg (equivalent to 4,500 mg nettle) · Hibiscus flower extract 200 mg
- Ingredients: Potassium chloride, dandelion root extract (Taraxacum officinale, root), nettle extract (Urtica dioica, leaf), coating agent: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (capsule shell), hibiscus extract (Hibiscus sabdariffa, flower), anti-caking agents: tricalcium phosphate, magnesium salts of fatty acids.
- Dietary: Vegan · no sweeteners, no flavourings, no artificial colours
- Contents: 90 capsules (66.6 g) = 30 days
- Potassium contributes to normal muscle function.
THE Reveal FOR LEAN DAYS
100% vegan
500 mg potassium
+3 classic botanicals
Capsules – nothing to mix
Made in Germany
No sweeteners, no flavours
How to use









JAWLINER® DEBLOAT
COCONUT WATER
Same Muscle. Different Layer.
- JAWLINER Hard Gum trains the muscle
- JAWLINER DeBloat is for the layer on top
Your muscle is the same every day. The water your face holds onto isn't – salt, sleep and alcohol change it overnight. Looksmaxxers have a word for getting rid of it: debloating. That's the part no gum can train, and the part DeBloat is made for.
The Salt Problem Nobody Talks About
- Sodium binds water
- Potassium is its natural counterweight
- Fewer than 1 in 100 adults hit the targets for both¹
Modern diets are loaded with salt and short on potassium. The two minerals work as a pair: where sodium goes, water follows – which is why a salty dinner shows up in your face the next morning. Potassium is the other side of the scale. A study across four countries, including the UK and France, found that fewer than 1 in 100 adults hit the WHO targets for both.¹ DeBloat delivers 500 mg potassium per serving to get the balance.
Built for the Days that counts
- 3 capsules in the morning – done
- Shoots, dates, big days – or every day
- No shaker, no mixing, no taste
Photos last forever. That's why models and looksmaxxers debloat before a shoot – the classic routine is less salt, more water and extra potassium. DeBloat is the potassium part, in three capsules: take them with a big glass of water in the morning, go easy on the salt, keep drinking through the day. Keep one tub at home and one in your bag – it goes wherever you go.
Three Herbs With a Reputation
- Dandelion root – "piss-a-bed" in old English folk names
- Nettle leaf – the backbone of Europe's spring teas
- Hibiscus – iced by the litre from Cairo to Mexico City
Every herb in JAWLINER DeBloat comes with a reputation. Old English herbalists called dandelion "piss-a-bed" – and the French still call it "pissenlit". Nettle has been the backbone of European spring teas for centuries, the yearly ritual of lightening up after a heavy winter. Hibiscus is drunk iced by the litre through the hottest months, from Egyptian karkadé to Mexican agua de Jamaica. And ask any physique athlete what's in their peak-week stack – dandelion root is almost always on the list. We use concentrated extracts, equivalent to 4,000 mg dandelion root and 4,500 mg nettle per serving, so three capsules carry what would otherwise be litres of tea. No proprietary blend – every milligram is on the label.
Pimple Patch FAQ
That's the idea. JAWLINER Gum trains the masseter, DeBloat is for the layer on top. A bigger muscle under a leaner layer – that's the jawline everyone in the scene is chasing. Works alongside JAWLINER Hard + Caffeine Gum too.
Same idea, different crowd. In looksmaxxing, "debloating" means losing the excess water your face holds onto – the soft puffiness that hides your jawline and cheekbones. In skincare, the same thing is called "depuffing". Either way it's about your face, not your stomach. That's the world DeBloat was made for.
No – and that's the point. Stomach bloat is about digestion: gas, fibre, enzymes. Face bloat is about salt and water. DeBloat contains no enzymes and no fibre; it's built around the salt-and-water side – potassium plus three classic botanicals. Potassium contributes to normal muscle function.
No. Water pills are medicines; DeBloat is a food supplement. Inside: potassium – the mineral your body uses as sodium's counterweight – plus dandelion root, nettle leaf and hibiscus. Fun fact: the French call dandelion "pissenlit". Look it up – the name tells you how long people have been brewing it as a tea. Potassium contributes to normal muscle function.
Last night's salty dinner, a short night, a few drinks – that's usually what shows up in the mirror the next morning. That's why lean days start the day before: easy on salt and alcohol, good sleep, then 3 capsules with plenty of water in the morning. Stick to the Lean Day Protocol and judge for yourself. Results vary from person to person.
It's the oldest trick in the debloat playbook. When you're short on water, your body tends to hold on to what it has – drink enough, and there's no reason to. Take your 3 capsules with at least 500 ml of water and aim for 2–3 litres across the day.
Yes – 3 capsules a day is the recommended dose. Some take it daily, because salt is a daily thing too. Others save it for the days that count. Never take more than 3 capsules a day.
Absolutely. Puffiness doesn't care about gender – salt, sleep, alcohol and hormones play a role for everyone. Whether you're after a sharper jawline or more defined cheekbones, the logic is the same. (Not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding.)
t's the same form used in low-sodium salt substitutes – the swap people make when they want sodium out and potassium in. 500 mg per serving covers a quarter of your daily reference value. Potassium contributes to normal muscle function.
Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women, children or adolescents, people with kidney disease or impaired kidney function, or anyone allergic to the daisy family (Asteraceae). If you take diuretic or potassium-sparing medication or have a cardiovascular condition, talk to your doctor or pharmacist first.


