If your gym bag doesn’t already include a hypochlorous acid facial mist, it might be time for an upgrade.
Whether you’re lifting weights, hitting spin class, or doing hot yoga, sweating it out can do wonders for your body – but your skin? Not so much. Sweat, heat, and gym equipment can disrupt your skin barrier, leading to redness, breakouts, or irritation. That’s where a hypochlorous acid post workout spray comes in.
What Is Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl)?
Hypochlorous acid is a naturally occurring molecule your immune system produces to fight bacteria and calm inflammation. In skincare, it’s used in facial mists for its ability to soothe sensitive skin, reduce redness, and support your skin barrier – without harsh chemicals or fragrance.
Why It’s Perfect After a Workout
After a sweaty session, your pores are more vulnerable to bacteria and irritation. Spraying your skin with a hypochlorous post workout spray helps:
- Soothe flushed, inflamed skin
- Prevent post-exercise breakouts
- Calm rosacea or redness triggers
- Gently cleanse skin without stripping it
Think of it as your skin’s way to cool down and reset – just like you do.
Loved by Derms, TikTok… and Gym Rats
TikTok has recently caught on to what dermatologists have known for years: hypochlorous acid is a secret weapon for sensitive, stressed-out skin. Creators are raving about it as the ultimate post-workout refresh – lightweight, hydrating, and effective.
How To Use It
Keep a travel-sized bottle in your gym bag. After your workout, spritz it across your face, neck, and chest (or anywhere prone to flare-ups or sweat congestion). Let it air dry. That’s it.
Why We Use It at myAuthentic
Our award-winning Hypochlorous Facial Mist contains just three ingredients: salt, water, and electrolysis. It’s 100% Vegan Society certified, fragrance-free, and safe for all skin types – even those prone to eczema, rosacea, or acne.
Take it to the gym, take it on a flight, take it everywhere.
Try it for yourself
Shop our 50ml travel size – perfect for gym bags, yoga studios, and post-class cooldowns.
