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Take Five™ Hypochlorous Acid Balancing Body + Face Spray

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Take Five™ Hypochlorous Acid Balancing Body + Face Spray

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Product form
Skincare
Recorded market
United States
Ingredient list
3 label entries
Ingredient research
3 ingredients with selected studies

3 label entries · 3 linked ingredients

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Product description

Post-workout? Mid-flight? Or just dealing with irritated, stressed-out skin? This pH-balanced face + body spray is powered by hypochlorous acid—a natural antibacterial and skin-soothing ingredient. Think of it as “nature’s disinfectant.” It instantly targets blemish-causing bacteria, soothes irritation, and calms visible redness. Designed for both face and body, it absorbs quickly to refresh anytime, anywhere. Keep it in your bag, bring it to the gym, or leave it at your desk for whenever your skin needs to take five and hit reset.

Description from The Detox Market selective skincare · Recorded Aug 9, 2026. Product claims have not been independently verified.

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Formula

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Full recorded ingredient list

Aqua/Water/Eau, Sodium Chloride, Hypochlorous Acid

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  1. 01
  2. 02
    Sodium Chloride ↗Bulking · Masking · Oral care · Viscosity controlling
  3. 03
    Hypochlorous Acid ↗Antiseborrhoeic · Deodorant · Oxidising

Formula provenance

Retailer source · united-states

Recorded Aug 11, 2026

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