I bought this to zap a zit. Now I spray it on my armpits before hot yoga. That’s the kind of product this is.
The real flex? It kills the bacteria that makes gym bags smell like a dead animal — without smelling like a hospital yourself.
It’s hypochlorous acid — fancy science-speak for what your body’s white blood cells already make to fight bacteria. Tower 28 Beauty bottles it. $28. No alcohol, no fragrance, no bullshit.
Spray-on deodorant
One spritz under each arm after the gym. Zero residue. Zero sting.
Razor burn eraser
Shave, spray, done. Redness gone in 10 minutes.
Scalp refresher
Part your hair, spray roots between washes. My oily scalp stopped screaming by day 3.
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Four ingredients. Hypochlorous acid, water, salt, and a stabilizer. Nothing to irritate, nothing to clog. Your skin literally doesn’t know what to do except heal.
- Hypochlorous Acid: Kills bacteria on contact without stripping your moisture barrier
- Water: Carries the acid. Not fancy. Works.
- Sodium Chloride: Stabilizes the formula. Yes, just salt.
- Electrolytes: Help your skin absorb the spray faster than plain water
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It’s literally just water that lands on your face and disappears. No tackiness. No waiting. I sprayed it on a fresh breakout and forgot I did anything — woke up to a flat, non-angry spot.
Week two: I started using it on my boyfriend’s back acne. He called it “witchcraft.” It’s not — it’s just consistent. No miracles, just steady de-flaming.
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My gym bag stopped smelling like regret. My razor bumps went from angry red to barely-there in 3 days. My face still breaks out — just less, and faster to heal. Not a cure-all. A solid tool.
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This is the skincare equivalent of a Swiss Army knife — not the best at any one thing, but weirdly useful everywhere. I keep one in my gym bag, one on my bathroom counter, and one in my desk drawer.