The Science

Your immune system has been making hypochlorous acid your whole life. We just learned how to bottle it.

History

Beauty took a century to catch up

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CPR Face Mist

Dermatologist-tested · pH-balanced · Fragrance-free · Alcohol-free · Makeup-friendly
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Still curious? Read the FAQ

What exactly is hypochlorous acid?

The molecule your own white blood cells produce to defend your body. CPR Face Mist is that same molecule, stabilised and balanced to skin’s natural pH. 

Is it suitable for sensitive, acne-prone or eczema-prone skin?

 Yes. It contains no actives that irritate or dry, and the pH matches the skin’s own acid mantle. 

Will it still work on my sensitive skin if I spray over makeup?

Yes. The mist reaches the skin beneath your makeup, calms it, and dries clear without shifting a thing. Mist, wait a few seconds, carry on. 

How often can I use it?

As often as you like — morning, night, after the gym, after a flight. There’s nothing in it to build up or over-do. 

Can I use it on my body?

Yes — chest, back, scalp, hands, after waxing or shaving. Anywhere skin needs calming. 

What does it smell like?

Almost nothing — a faint, clean, mineral note that fades within seconds of drying. No added fragrance. 

How long does a bottle last once opened?

 Use within 2 months of opening and keep it out of direct sunlight and heat. HOCl loses potency slowly with light and warmth — the fridge is fine, the car dashboard is not.