I bought this because my chin looked like a battleground and my eczema patches were flaking like dandruff. Day one, I sprayed it on and let it air dry — no rinsing, no patting.
The first thing I noticed wasn’t my skin — it was that the spray nozzle actually mists instead of hosing you down like a feral garden hose. That matters more than you think.
It’s a $20 bottle of hypochlorous acid — basically a super-gentle, skin-safe version of bleach (don’t freak out, it’s used in wound care). The claim: kills acne bacteria and calms inflammation without stripping your moisture barrier.
Spray Delivery System
Aerosol-like mist that lands like a light rain, not a splash fight.
0.02% Hypochlorous Acid
The sweet spot — strong enough to nuke bacteria, weak enough to not burn your face off.
No Added Fragrance or Preservatives
Just salt, water, and the active. My eczema didn’t scream at me.
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Three ingredients. That’s it. I checked the label twice because I didn’t believe a $20 mist could be this minimal — and honestly, that’s the whole point. Nothing to irritate, nothing to clog.
- Hypochlorous acid: Kills P. acnes bacteria and calms redness on contact
- Electrolyzed water: The carrier that stabilizes the acid so it doesn’t degrade in sunlight
- Sodium chloride: Just salt — helps the solution absorb without leaving a film
- Nothing else: Seriously, no preservatives, no fragrance, no pointless botanical extracts
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It feels like nothing. Literally — water that disappears in 10 seconds, no tacky residue, no dampness lingering like a sad humidifier. I sprayed after cleansing and before moisturizer, morning and night.
Week two, my chin purged — tiny whiteheads that weren’t there before. I almost quit. But by day 18, they were gone and the inflamed cysts I did have flattened out. The eczema on my neck? Calmer than it’s been in months, which I did not expect from a bacteria-focused spray.
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Three cystic spots on my chin went from angry red mountains to flat faint marks in 30 days. My eczema patches on my neck stopped flaking by week two. But my blackheads? Untouched. This isn’t a pore vacuum — it’s a bacteria bouncer.
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It’s not a miracle, but it’s a genuinely effective anti-inflammatory that plays nice with finicky skin. I’ll repurchase — but I’m keeping my salicylic acid for the blackheads.