Hypochlorous Acid Skin Cleanser

Gentle, Effective, and Safe for Fragile Skin

Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) is one of the most powerful yet gentle skin‑cleansing solutions available today. It’s the same molecule your immune system naturally produces to protect and repair the skin barrier. Soul Comfort’s HOCl spray delivers this natural defence in a pure, stabilized, pH‑balanced form, ideal for sensitive, irritated, or compromised skin.

HOCl cleanses without stinging, drying, or disrupting the skin’s microbiome, making it suitable for all ages and all skin types, including newborns, seniors, and individuals with fragile or reactive skin.

What Is Hypochlorous Acid?

Hypochlorous Acid is a naturally occurring molecule created by white blood cells as part of the body’s innate immune response. It helps:

• Keep the skin clean

• Reduce microbial load

• Support the skin’s natural healing environment

All without harsh chemicals, fragrances, alcohol, or irritation.

Because HOCl is biomimetic and pH‑balanced, it is exceptionally well tolerated, even on delicate, inflamed, or post‑procedure skin.

Key Benefits

• Cleanses and purifies without irritation

• Reduces bacteria, fungi, and biofilm on the skin’s surface

• Supports the skin barrier and maintains a healthy microbiome

• Non‑stinging, non‑drying, alcohol‑free

• Safe for sensitive, fragile, or compromised skin

• Ideal for wound‑care routines, post‑procedure skin, and daily cleansing

How to Use

• Spray directly onto clean skin or affected areas

• Allow to air‑dry or gently pat dry

• Follow with lanolin or your preferred moisturizer

For wound‑care routines:

1. Clean the area

2. Apply HOCl spray

3. Apply lanolin or loose wool as directed

Use as often as needed , HOCl is gentle enough for repeated daily use.

What Bacteria Is HOCl Effective Against?

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Hypochlorous Acid is widely used in clinical, wound‑care, and dermatology settings because it is effective at reducing a broad range of microorganisms on the skin, including:

• Staphylococcus aureus (including MRSA)

• Streptococcus pyogenes

• Pseudomonas aeruginosa

• E. coli

• Klebsiella pneumoniae

• Cutibacterium acnes (associated with acne)

• Candida species (yeast)

• Common dermatophytes (fungal organisms affecting skin)

This list is based on well‑established laboratory testing of HOCl solutions used in wound care and dermatology. HOCl reduces microbial load and helps keep the skin clean, without making medical treatment claims.