Your skin doesn’t behave the same at 7am vs 10pm. Neither should your spray.
The microbiome needs different support in daylight (protection) vs darkness (repair). Using hypochlorous acid wrong is like wearing a raincoat indoors. Tower 28 makes this stupid simple — but only if you know the trick.
$28. A mist that claims to calm literally anything — acne, eczema, razor burn, you name it. I bought it because I was skeptical. Hypochlorous acid in a spray? Sounded like diluted bleach marketing.
pH-Locked Formula
Sits at 5.0-6.0 so it doesn’t nuke your acid mantle.
Electrolyzed Water
Salt + water + electricity. No preservatives. No fragrance. Boring science that works.
Continuous Spray
Actually continuous. Not that sputtering nonsense most brands sell.
Three ingredients. That’s it. Hypochlorous acid, water, salt. The acid kills bad bacteria on contact, then breaks down into saline within minutes. Zero residue. Zero irritation.
- Hypochlorous Acid: Kills acne bacteria without stripping
- Sodium Chloride: Stabilizes the formula — fancy word for salt
- Water: Ultra-purified so nothing else gets in the way
Feels like nothing. That’s the point. It’s basically fancy water that dries in 8 seconds flat. No stickiness. No smell unless you huff it — then it’s faint pool water.
Week two my jawline acne stopped *getting angrier*. Not gone — just stopped escalating. Unexpected: it works better on my boyfriend’s razor burn than any $60 serum I’ve bought him.
Redness down maybe 30%. Pustules heal 2 days faster. Texture? Same. This isn’t a resurfacing tool — it’s a bouncer for bad bacteria.
Not a miracle. But the only product I’ve used that actually does what it says without side effects. Keep it on your desk, not your shelf.