The Cheap Hack To Transform Your Skin | Active Skin Repair's Justin Gardner
Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
pH and formulation matter
Justin explains stability, correct pH, and parts-per-million are required for effective hypochlorous products.
Why are we still slathering our kids with synthetic antibiotic ointment that barely helps their skin?
After 20+ years in hospitals and med labs, Justin Gardner stumbled on hypochlorous acid—a molecule your body literally makes to fight infection and heal skin. He saw it could ditch the harsh, old-school creams we’ve been slathering on cuts, scrapes, eczema, and diaper rash forever. So he went all in, making it simple for anyone to use—yes, even for acne.
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