Do You NEED Hypochlorous Acid In Your Skincare Routine? | The Budget Derm Explains

In this video, I am telling you WHAT hypochlorous acid can do for your skin problems and HOW to incorporate it into your skincare routine so it WORKS!

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:49 What Is Hypochlorous Acid
01:15 What Does Hypochlorous Acid Do?
01:38 Benefits of Hypochlorous Acid
02:23 What Skin Conditions Does It Help?
03:27 Is It Safe?
04:13 Hypochlorous Acid Skincare Routine
06:56 Product Recommendations

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