Shereene Idriss compares Tower 28 SOS spray, which uses hypochlorous acid to fight bacteria in atopic dermatitis and rosacea, with Avene Thermal Spring Water, a mineral spray that restores moisture and soothes inflammation. Lock Avene in with a moisturizer.
Tower 28 the SOS spray versus Avene thermal water Spray Head to head, let's go. The Tower 28 spray is hypochlorous acid and that is a low grade antimicrobial spray great for people who have chronic inflammatory conditions like atopic dermatitis. When you're prone to getting infections or even psoriasis, it can help restore your barrier to help your wound heal and your wounds heal better. Plus, I love it for people with rosacea who get little pustules and blemishes on their face. I use it underneath my mask pretty much every day in order to minimize breakouts. Avene is a thermal water spray loaded with minerals, calcium, magnesium, silica. It helps to restore your moisture barrier and it can also help with low grade chronic inflammatory conditions like psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Side note, in France they actually bathe in mineral water and it's known as Balneotherapy. So you can spray it, but make sure to lock it in with a moisturizer.
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