Honeydew Labs Hypochlorous Acid Spray vs Avène Thermal Spring Water

u can try a hypochlorous acid spray! you can use it kind of like a toner to help hydrate your skin. our skin naturally produces it so it shouldnt be causing irritation! i use the one from honeydew labs since it’s pretty affordable

What helped me was using hypochlorous acid spray after cleansing morning and night because it calmed down my skin inflammation. I used the spray from Honeydew Labs and noticed both the bumps on my face getting flatter, and my pores looking way less obvious. It’s honestly been a game changer for clearing my breakouts without making my oiliness worse, so I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

I recommend the one from HoneyDew Labs. Super convenient, as you can spray it on whenever you feel the need to.

I love the one by Honeydew Labs as it's helped a lot with my back acne. It's also super convenient to use since you can spray it on whenever you feel the need to.

You could try to use a hypochlorous acid spray to calm down your skin. It kills the bacteria causing the acne and reduces the irritation. I recommend the one from Honeydew Labs. It has worked wonders for my back acne. Also, super convenient to use as you can spray it on whenever you need to.

face mist (Avene thermal water or rose hydrosol mist)

One of the things that's helping me is spraying Avene thermal water on my face in between steps, I wash my face and leave it slightly damp, spray, essence, serum, spray again, then immediately lock it in with an occlusive.

Then I apply Aestura 365 Lotion to damp skin (I usually spritz Avene Thermal Water). Wait for that to absorb before applying Bondi Sands Hydra Face Fluid SPF50. I then spritz again with Avene Thermal Water before applying make up (Bellapierre mineral powder).

I’ve done something along those lines albeit for a wildly different autoimmune condition with skin involvement, although if memory serves I did make occasional use of spritzes of avene thermal water and “washed” my face every so often with colloidal/super finely ground oatmeal (just bc that was the least irritating thing I could think of + I wanted some means of very gentle exfoliation to avoid dermatitis neglecta or things along those lines). No great rationale for the thermal water, it just felt nice and also seemed highly unlikely to be irritating.

My current routine is: - Avene Thermal Water