Skin Saver is a hypochlorous acid face and body spray formulated for kids and tweens ages 8 to 13. Three ingredients: deionized water, sodium chloride and hypochlorous acid, a compound the body's own white blood cells make. It goes on clear, dries in seconds and leaves nothing behind on skin or clothes, so it works anywhere a sink doesn't.
The moment it's built for is the one between the final whistle and a shower that may not happen for hours. Two or three sprays on the face, along the chin-strap line, and across the back and shoulders, then get in the car. The can sprays upside down, which is how a kid reaches their own back. It fits in a backpack, a swim bag or a carry-on.
What it is not: a cleanser, an acne treatment or a sunscreen. It doesn't lift sunscreen or oil, so the evening still ends with Squeaky Clean. It has no salicylic acid, no benzoyl peroxide and no fragrance, which is what separates it from the post-workout wipes built for adults. 60 mL.
Skin Saver is not part of Pipa's Eurofins CRL patch-test series, and we say so. Three ingredients, and nothing to hide behind. Created by licensed esthetician and mom of three Kristina Kubler, Pipa is built for ages 8 to 13. If your child doesn't love it, you get a 30-day full refund.
