BEST KEPT SECRET FOR FACIAL SKIN CARR
LOVE this product! Keeps skin germ free to help prevent breakouts. Extremely mild and gentle on face. Quite refreshing! Read more

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Rated 4.5/5 across 585 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the hypochlorous acid spray effective for various skin conditions, particularly for issues like Blepharitis, and one customer mentions it works well as a toner before applying moisturizer.
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LOVE this product! Keeps skin germ free to help prevent breakouts. Extremely mild and gentle on face. Quite refreshing! Read more
Works great. Just as good as the expensive one. Read more
I really like this product. It is helping my rosacea a lot. I also believe it is a really good deal. I appreciate the value. Thank you.? Read more
The nozzle doesn’t spray evenly but overall the hypochlorous acid works well to disinfect skin. No scent and leaves skin kind of dry so make sure to moisturize after it drys. Read more
Yes, the product does smell like chlorine but it does a fine job keeping my HS flares less inflamed and minimizes body odor. Read more
I’ve purchased this spray a couple of time and have found it to be somewhat beneficial. Unlike some other reviews here, I actually weirdly like the slightly pool/chlorine smell. I have sprayed it just to get that blast of summer memories during the long winter months. It seems to calm down my acne and problematic skin, but I'm not sure how much. That being said, after doing more research, I realized I couldn’t find an official company website or clear brand information for “Aquia,” which made it difficult to verify how the product is formulated or tested. The ingredient list is very minimal (water + 0.015% hypochlorous acid), which suggests the formula may not be buffered. Btw, 0.015% HOCl = ~150 parts per million (ppm). That is within the typical skin-use range (100–200 ppm) Why does buffering matter? I did the deep dive so you don't have to, but please take note I'm just an ADHD mom on a mission and NOT a skin care professional. I guess hypochlorous acid tends to be most skin-friendly when its pH is kept stable. Without buffering, the chemistry can drift over time, which may increase the chlorine smell and be more irritating for people with sensitive or reactive skin (rosacea, eczema, etc). Ironically, the smell I enjoyed may actually be a sign of that instability. This doesn’t mean the product is unsafe (I don't think), but now that I understand more about buffering and formulation stability, I would personally like to try a different brand that is more transparent about these details, especially for long-term facial use. Read more
100/10 this product is Amazing!! It helped a lot in just a week with my hormonal acne. Its is perfect to add to your normal skin care routine. Read more
Has a nose bump from my nose piercing it cleared it up in less than two days Read more
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