Hypochlorous acid

SkinSmart’s FDA-cleared Hypochlorous Acid sprays are formulated to help heal eczema, wounds, and itchy rashes. SkinSmart harnesses the antimicrobial power of Hypochlorous to target bacteria and re-balance skin’s microbiome. Control acen & breakouts, reduce redness and repair bumpy, scaly skin with a simple spray.

One recent rising star in the skincare realm is hypochlorous acid. This powerful yet gentle compound is making waves for its numerous uses for the skin and conditions such as acne and eczema. Learn how to use this in your skincare routine!

Please note: packaging may vary slightly. TARGET ACNE causing bacteria without over-drying your skin, very safe for numerous daily uses AVOID MASKNE and other face mask skin irritations, soothe red, rashy complextion CLEAR & INVISIBLE on your face, chest, and back, leaves no chalky, oily or unsafe residue behind EASY SPRAY facial cleaning for athletes on-the-go; just spray and let air dry, no scrubbing needed FACE WASH; Removes sweat and dirt, unclog pores; safe for sensitive skin

Hypochlorous acid is a natural molecule in the body that has a variety of skin-care benefits, including reducing inflammation and killing bacteria.

Learn about versatile hypochlorous acid, an electrolyzed saltwater solution with uses from promoting wound healing and skincare to household cleaning.

As part of a new series, we’ll be delving into the world of hypochlorous acid. From the different ways this miracle product can be delivered to all the tips and tricks we know, and everything in between. Here we explore the versatility of hypochlorous acid products and what to look out for before buying. Comment below what you would like to know ✨ #hypochlorousacid #miraclemist #withinskincare #withinyourskin #hypochlorousacidspray

The truth about hypochlorous acid (HOCl). CloroxPro examines the properties, uses & effectiveness of hypochlorous acid as a disinfectant and cleaner.

Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a natural molecule in the body but can also be used in skincare—and it’s generally safe to use.

Our experts break down the benefits of hypochlorous acid for acne-prone skin, if it's safe for application and how to use it in your skin care routine.