"Anytime I work out - which is usually a few times a week - if I don't come home and shower immediately, it's going to cause a breakout on my back, shoulders, and chest. But because I'm usually squeezing in workouts between work and taking care of my son, there's rarely a time I get to pull off the ASAP shower."
"People on TikTok were quick to point out that you could get a larger bottle of Skin Smart's Facial Cleanser for less on Amazon, so I nabbed one to try. (The name is confusing because this is also a spray, not a face wash.) The product was supposed to be easy for athletes on the go to spritz on and let air dry to prevent breakouts, while also being safe for sensitive skin."
Persistent body acne can be triggered by delayed post-workout showers, producing breakouts on the back, shoulders, and chest. Hypochlorous acid sprays are marketed as on-the-go solutions to spray and air-dry after exercise to reduce bacterial load and inflammation. Tower 28 popularized the ingredient, while SkinSmart offers a larger, more affordable spray that is labeled confusingly as a facial cleanser despite being a spray. The SkinSmart bottle costs $17.46 for 8 ounces and comes in a single, non-TSA-friendly size. Hypochlorous acid offers antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory benefits and is positioned for teenagers and active adults with acne-prone skin.
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