Micellar Water vs. Hypochlorous Acid: Whatās Better for Your Skin?
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If youāre someone who constantly battles eczema flare-ups, redness, breakouts, or sensitivity, chances are your skin barrier is asking for help.
You might already be reaching for micellar water, thinking itās the gentlest cleansing option, but what if we told you thereās something far more effective, healing, and skin-friendly?
Meet Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl),Ā the skin-saving molecule at the heart of Endorphiās Reset Mist. Letās explore how it compares to micellar water and why itās quickly becoming the go-to solution for reactive skin.

What Micellar Water Really Does?
Micellar water has long been marketed as a gentle, all-in-one cleanser. It works by using micelles, tiny oil molecules, to attract dirt, makeup, and oil from your skin.
While this makes it a convenient step in your routine, itās important to understand what it can and canāt do, especially if your skin barrier is compromised.
ā What Micellar Water Can Help With:
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Removes light makeup and impurities without rinsing (for normal skin)
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Quick, on-the-go cleansing when water isnāt available
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Mild enough for short-term use after workouts
ā What Micellar Water Canāt Help With (and Might Worsen):
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Doesnāt fight bacteria or inflammation, two key triggers for eczema and acne
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Often contains preservatives, surfactants, and sometimes fragrance that can sting or dry out reactive skin
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Can disrupt the natural skin microbiome if overused, leading to tightness, irritation, or increased sensitivity
Simply put, micellar water cleans the surface, but doesnāt treat the cause of irritation or flare-ups.
Why Hypochlorous Acid is a Game-Changer for Sensitive Skin?

Unlike micellar water, Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) isnāt just a cleanser ā itās a naturally occurring molecule your body already produces to fight bacteria and inflammation.
Thatās why Endorphiās Reset Mist is powered by pure HOCl: to mimic what your skin already knows how to do: heal, calm, and protect.
ā What Hypochlorous Acid Can Do for Your Skin:
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Kills harmful bacteria (like those that cause acne and infection) without disrupting your microbiome
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Soothes inflammation and redness, calming flare-ups in eczema and sensitive skin
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Accelerates wound healing, making it perfect for post-shave, post-workout, or post-treatment care
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Balances skin barrier function, preventing transepidermal water loss and irritation
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Safe for all skin types ā even babies and post-procedure skin
Unlike micellar water, HOCl doesnāt contain surfactants or alcohol. Itās non-drying, non-stinging, and non-comedogenic.
Micellar vs. HOCl: The Real Comparison

So, Which One Should You Choose?
If your skin feels tight, irritated, or inflamed or if you experience eczema patches or post-workout breakouts, skip micellar water and reach for Hypochlorous Acid instead.
Endorphiās Reset Mist is formulated to:
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Calm inflammation
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Prevent bacterial overload after sweat or gym sessions
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Restore balance to sensitive, acne-prone skin
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And give you that fresh-faced confidence without the sting
Itās not just skincare, itās skin healing simplified.
How to Use Endorphi Hypochlorous Facial Spray in your Routine?
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Cleanse gently with a non-stripping cleanser
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Spray Endorphi Reset Mist evenly across your face
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Let it absorb naturally, no need to rinse
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Follow with a hydrating moisturiser or serum
Use it morning, post-workout, or before bed whenever your skin needs to reset.
The Endorphi Difference
At Endorphi, we believe skincare should work with your skin ā not against it.
Our Hypochlorous Reset Mist is crafted for those who want minimal, effective, science-backed skincare that keeps their barrier strong and calm, especially after sweat, stress, or flare-ups.
Ready to Reset?
Give your skin the peace it deserves.
Shop the Endorphi Reset Mist ā your skinās natural defence in a bottle.
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Need help calming sweat-triggered breakouts?
Read our guide ā Hypochlorous Acid for Acne & Post-Workout Breakouts