What is
Hypochlorous Acid?

Hypochlorous acid is a gentle yet powerful cleansing agent that targets harmful bacteria on the skin and accelerates skin's renewal process, reducing unwanted skin concerns.

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The Power of Hypochlorous Acid

CLEANSE & PURIFY

Antimicrobial Agent

HOCl proves its effectiveness against viruses and fungi, providing a skin-purifying and cleansing solution at various concentrations.

REDUCE REDNESS & IRRITATION

Anti-inflammatory Properties

HOCl has anti-inflammatory properties that make it useful for those dealing with inflammatory skin symptoms (e.g., redness) associated with eczema and/or acne.

RELIEF & REPAIR

Wound Healing

By reducing inflammation, HOCl accelerates the skin's natural repair process, bringing relief from pain and itching.

THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT ALL

Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a natural, weak acid produced by the body's cells, acting as a primary defense against foreign pathogens. Similar to hyaluronic acid, it plays a key role in maintaining skin health. HOCl is a powerful oxidant with antimicrobial and antibacterial properties that reduce harmful bacteria. It is used in dermatology for infection prevention, wound care, scar management, and treating conditions like eczema, atopic dermatitis, and pruritus.

How It Works?

Skin issues like acne, irritation, redness, and inflammation can sometimes stem from unwanted bacteria on the skin.

Hypochlorous acid’s antibacterial properties help mitigate these concerns by cleansing and neutralizing harmful bacteria on the skin

For numerous skincare concerns.

Acne

Eczema

Small Cuts & Wounds

Rosacea

Redness

And many more...

Gentle on skin, tough on skin problems.

HOCL FORMULA PROCESS

1. Electrolysis

Water (H2O) undergoes electrolysis with added salt (NaCl).

2. Generation

This process produces hypochlorous acid (HOCl).

3. Stabilization

The resulting solution, in a pH of 5.5+/-, is stabilized for effectiveness and shelf-life.

P.S. We did the research so you don’t have to:

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