The Role of Hypochlorous Acid in Fighting Acne
Let’s be honest—acne is the worst. Whether it’s a full-blown breakout or those annoying little pimples that pop up out of nowhere, dealing with acne can be a real headache. And finding something that actually works without making your skin angry? That’s a whole other challenge.
That’s where hypochlorous acid (HOCl) comes in. It’s a total game-changer—not just for clearing breakouts but for calming your skin and helping it bounce back naturally.
Why Hypochlorous Acid is Your Skin’s New Best Friend
Hypochlorous acid might sound a little scientific, but it’s actually a super gentle ingredient that works wonders for acne-prone skin. It’s amazing at fighting Cutibacterium acnes—aka the bacteria that cause breakouts. And unlike a lot of harsh acne treatments, it won’t leave your skin feeling stripped, dry, or irritated.
Even better, HOCl also has some serious anti-inflammatory powers. That means it helps with redness and swelling—the stuff that makes breakouts feel even worse. If you’ve got sensitive skin or you’ve been burned (literally or figuratively) by other acne products, this is one you’ll want to try.
How to Use Hypochlorous Acid Without Overthinking It
Here’s the good news: HOCl is ridiculously easy to use. After washing your face, just spray it directly on your skin or apply it with a cotton pad. That’s it. You can use it morning and night, and it won’t mess with the rest of your skincare routine.
If you’re ready to see what all the hype is about, we’ve got you covered. You can grab our Hypochlorous Acid Spray in our online store, or if you’re shopping on Amazon US or Amazon Canada, we’re there too.
Because let’s face it—acne sucks. But finding something that works doesn’t have to. Try hypochlorous acid, and let your skin thank you.
If your acne is caused by oily skin, learn how to build a skincare routine that incorporates hypochlorous acid to balance oil and prevent breakouts now!
DISCLAIMER: Our skincare articles aim to provide educational information about various ingredients and skincare topics. They are meant for general knowledge and should not be considered medical advice or treatment suggestions. Please remember that products from Honeydew Labs, mentioned in connection with specific ingredients, are intended for cosmetic use only and are not meant to replace professional medical consultations or pharmaceutical advice.
References:
Del Rosso, J. Q., & Silverberg, N. B. (2018). Management of Acne Vulgaris with Hypochlorous Acid: A Clinical Review. Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology, 11(6), 15-19.
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