PEACE OUTSkincare Redness & Clarifying Mist, Hypochlorous Acid Spray Helps Reduce Redness and Excess Oil, Balancing Facial Spray for Acne-Prone Skin, 3.3 fl oz

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The clay in the spray really helps absorb the oil on my face. It’s not something I do every day but if I remember, I grab it also I leave it in my purse usually when I go out and it gets warm, that’s when my face gets oily.

For nearly my entire life (except for a brief stint from birth to about ten), I've suffered from oily skin. All the cleansers in the world didn't stop the oil from seeping in mid-afternoon. I've had an arsenal of oil blotting tissues, powders, and sprays to try to keep the production at bay with minimal success. Until now! This spray is the first product I've found that keeps my skin from turning into an oil slick by noon! I spray some on my face after washing and I'm not mopping my face with blotting tissues all day. I love this stuff!

nice scent

Great mist for your skin. Cute packaging and motto of dry red skin? Shake and Mist, Peace out Dry Skin. This has been a great addition to my skin care routine, especially now that the cold weather is upon us. I've been incorporating it with my evening shower. The size of the bottle is great and I feel like I still have many weeks left.

This review is for the Peace Out hypochlorous acid spray, which is supposed to help reduce redness. It's a small-medium beige spray bottle. The product inside dispenses easily--it does have a slight herbal or chemical scent, so don't expect flowers and cupcakes when spraying on. I found it to have a refreshing feeling and use it before applying serums and sometimes if I just want a little boost of moisturizer.

Didnt do much for my redness but it does feel refreshing.

Funny, this week I went from zero awareness of hypochlorous acid to now trying two different products with it. It's got lots of perks and skin safe! The other product was a CPAP cleanser spray, and it smelled like chlorine/bleachy but dissipated quickly. This Peace Out Skincare Spray does NOT have that type of smell, thankfully. It's a gentle lavender-centric smell.I have been using it after washing my face and prior to applying any other serums or moisturizers. I find it to be very pleasing to spray on and it feels good while it absorbs. My skin tolerates it well and I don't feel that my complexion has wildly changed but I trust that it's helping and not hurting. I definitely still like to use something more emollient on my skin afterwards to feel like I'm locking things in.I think it's a good product but I think part of the draw is the novelty and fun of the experience of using it. It seems a bit high-priced but no harm in trying it out if you struggle with red skin or complexion issues.