Hypochlorous Acid Face and Skin Spray - HOCL- Safe for use on Acne Prone Skin - Eczema - Dry Scalp - Post Procedure -Toner - Eye Lash Cleanser - Face and Hand Cleanser (Small 2 oz.)

I've been a fan of hypochlorous acid sprays for the last few years and thought it would be helpful to do a comparison of a few popular ones: Tower 28, e11ement (this one), and Briotech. The prices fluctuate a bit on Amazon, but all were purchased in the $10-12 range, with Tower 28 being the most expensive at 1 oz, e11ement in between at 2oz, and Briotech being the cheapest at 3.2 oz.HOClIn terms of formula, e11ement and Tower 28 claim to be 150 ppm while Briotech reports theirs is 140, and all 3 contain the same ingredients of water, NaCl, and HOCl. From a usage perspective, all have the faint bleach smell and seem to reduce inflammation and irritation in the same way. The only difference I can tell is that Tower 28 and Briotech are noticeably saltier than e11ement when some accidentally gets in my mouth.Spray bottleAside from price, this is probably the biggest differentiator for the 3 brands. Tower 28's nozzle is the best one, and it produces a fine, even mist that makes it feel like a nice skin care experience. Briotech's is the worst, with an uneven mix of tiny and larger droplets which requires more sprays to cover the same surface area and leads to some parts being drenched. e11ement's spray nozzle is somewhere in between, not noteworthily good or bad, but perfectly fine.Overall, if price were no issue I'd purchase the Tower 28 version because the spray experience is so much nicer, and as HOCl degrades rather quickly having a smaller/fresher bottle is preferable (you're supposed to minimize exposure of HOCl liquid to light or air, so decanting or pouring a big bottle into small bottles would not be a solve). e11ement is a great value stand in, both from a product and price perspective. The 2oz bottle is small enough to use up before the liquid loses effectiveness, it provides a nice enough spray experience, and is roughly half the price per oz as the Tower 28.

Doesn't have a weird smell and works good for cleaning a cut or spraying for acne if you have a slightly dirty job. The mister doesn't spray the greatest but it's manageable, for the price I won't make a big deal about not having a perfect mist cloud.

I actually think this has helped tremendously post workouts or just on sweaty/hot days! It keeps my skin quenched and seems to really do the job with making sure there’s no bacteria build up from sweat! It’s a good based before applying skincare!

Doesnt do much for me for acne/pimples.It does work very well for piercings and keeping them clean and smell free. (You know what smell, dead skin smell)I have used it as a spot treatment for pimples and it does help reduce those. My face doesnt like it all over though. So on breakouts - thumbs up, But only during active breakouts.It dries quickly and comes in ahandy spray bottle. Too much in it to be travel friendly.I also use this as spot treatment on canker sores when I get them. (Also have a mouthwash version)This is YMMV type product. Some people will swear by it, others will say to stay away. I say figure out what this works for on you. Its worth having around as it makes a great sanitizer, could help wounds overall. Just a ood item to keep in first aid kit.Figure out the best way it works for you.Packaging 8 out of ten.Taste - salty chlorineSafe - yes.

As an acne prone girlie I love this!! Great way to clean your face without water.

This is a great product. Perfect travel size works well for me.

This spray works so well! Great value!

This stuff smells like pure bleach. It was very irritating & I stopped using it after a few days. I don’t recommend it at all—save your money!!!