Quick answer
For fast relief from rashes, scrapes, or general skin irritation, spray Pipette Skin Rescue Spray directly onto clean, dry skin from about 4–6 inches away, let it air dry, and repeat up to three times daily as needed.
Why hypochlorous acid works without stinging
Unlike alcohol-based antiseptics that can burn on broken skin, Pipette Skin Rescue Spray uses hypochlorous acid (HOCl)—a compound your body's white blood cells naturally produce to fight bacteria and calm inflammation. This means it disinfects and soothes without the sting, making it ideal for kids and anyone with sensitive skin.
The spray is non-toxic and free of steroids and harsh chemicals, so you can use it on minor cuts, bug bites, heat rash, or eczema flare-ups without worrying about irritation.
When to use it vs. when to see a doctor
Skin Rescue Spray is designed for everyday skin issues: scrapes, mild rashes, itching, and general irritation. It supports the skin's natural repair process but is not a substitute for medical treatment.
If a wound is deep, bleeding heavily, shows signs of infection (pus, red streaks, fever), or does not improve after a few days, consult a healthcare professional.
How to apply Skin Rescue Spray for best results
- 1. Clean the area gently: Wash the affected skin with mild soap and water, then pat dry with a clean towel. The spray works best on clean, dry skin. Common mistake: applying over dirt or lotion can reduce effectiveness.
- 2. Shake the bottle lightly: Give the spray a gentle shake to ensure the hypochlorous acid solution is evenly mixed.
- 3. Hold 4–6 inches away and spray: Aim the nozzle at the irritated area and spray 2–3 pumps. You should see a fine mist cover the skin without soaking it. Common mistake: spraying too close can cause pooling; too far reduces coverage.
- 4. Let it air dry completely: Do not rub or blot the spray. Allow it to air dry for 30–60 seconds. The solution forms a gentle protective layer as it dries. Checkpoint: if you need to apply a moisturizer or bandage, wait until the spray is fully dry.
- 5. Repeat up to 3 times daily: For ongoing irritation, you can reapply the spray 2–3 times per day. It is gentle enough for frequent use on both children and adults. Common mistake: over-spraying more than 3 times daily won't speed healing and may waste product.
Product spotlight
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Skin Rescue Spray: Powered by hypochlorous acid (HOCl) – a natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory compound produced by the body's white blood cells. This means it disinfects and calms irritation without alcohol, steroids, or harsh chemicals, so it won't sting even on broken or sensitive skin.
Skin Rescue Spray
