Skin Support Booster

Skin Support Booster

100 ml
Tk 880.00
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Skin Support Booster
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Skin Support Booster

Skin Support Booster

Hypochlorous acid spray

Tk 880.00
Size100 ml

⇗ Fragrance-free ⇗ Alcohol-free ⇗ Vegan

⇗ Non-comedogenic ⇗ Suitable for all skin types  

⇗ Safe for sensitive and eczema-prone skin

A weightless, fragrance-free spray powered by a single molecule your body already knows by heart. The Skin Support Booster delivers hypochlorous acid, the exact immune messenger your white blood cells produce to heal and protect, directly to skin that needs it. Gentle enough for your most reactive days. Effective enough to become your most-reached-for product.
Benefits
  • Calms visible redness and irritation. It works with your skin’s own repair response, so it settles reactive skin quickly.
  • Helps stop breakouts before they build. It targets acne-causing bacteria without stripping or drying the skin.
  • Supports a stressed skin barrier. It creates a clean, balanced environment where skin can recover on its own.
  • Refreshes anytime. Use it after workouts, sweat, heat or commutes, over or under makeup.
  • Gentle on skin. It’s fragrance-free, alcohol-free, non-comedogenic and has no known irritants.
Who Is It for
  • Acne-prone and breakout-prone skin
  • Sensitive, reactive or easily irritated skin
  • Redness, rosacea, eczema or barrier-compromised skin
  • Anyone who sweats a lot, trains often or lives in a humid climate
  • Anyone after a simple routine with one product that does a lot
  • Skin that feels irritated after exfoliants, retinoids or other actives
Ingredients

Water (Aqua), Sodium Chloride, Hypochlorous Acid
How To Use

Cleanse your face, then spray 3-4 times. Let it dry completely before applying anything else. Use it throughout the day whenever your skin feels irritated, sweaty or in need of a reset.

The Hero Ingredient

Here's the thing about HOCL thatmakes it different from every other active you've tired: your body already makes it.

When you get a cut, a breakout, or an infection, your neutrophils (white blood cells) flood the area with HOCL to fight off bacteria and signal the skin to start repairing. It's not a foreign molecule your skin has to process. It's native to your biology.

At 0.02% concentration hypochlorous acid:

  • Disrupts and kills the cell walls of C.acnes (the bacteria behind most acne)
  • Neutralizes inflammatory cytokines that cause redness and swelling
  • Creates an environment where skin can actually heal 

Frequently asked questions

MY SKIN IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE. WILL THIS IRRITATE ME?

It's one of the least likely products to irritate your skin because it has no added fragrance, alcohol, or known irritants of any kind and its pH matches your skin exactly. That said, every person's skin is different. Patch test on your inner arm first.
Why does it have such a short ingredient list?

Hypochlorous acid has decades of clinical research behind it. It's used in wound care, surgical prep, neonatal medicine, and veterinary practice. The reason it has a short ingredient list is that it doesn't need anything else. It's inherently antimicrobial, self-preserving, and biocompatible at the right concentration and pH. 
Can I use it if I have rosacea / eczema / psoriasis?

Yes. Hypochlorous acid is one of the few skincare ingredients that dermatologists specifically recommend for chronic inflammatory skin conditions It's used in clinical settings for exactly these concerns. If you're under medical treatment for any of these conditions, loop in your dermatologist, not because HOCI is risky, but because they may want to adjust your overall routine.
DOES IT SMELL LIKE ANYTHING?

Very faintly like clean water or a fresh pool, if anything at all. No added fragrance.
IS IT SAFE DURING PREGNANCY AND BREASTEEDING?

HOClis endogenous, meaning your body produces it naturally. It doesn't penetrate into the bloodstream. Based on available evidence, it's considered safe. As with anything during pregnancy, we still recommend checking with your OB or dermatologist before adding new products to your routine.