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Using hypochlorous acid and Vitamin C in the same routine?
Let your hypochlorous acid fully dry down before applying Vitamin C. Applying too soon can dilute your Vitamin C and reduce how well it performs.
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I washed my face.
Then I did one more swipe.
This came off my “clean” skin.
Your skin is constantly exposed to oil, sweat, bacteria, and environmental debris throughout the day.
That’s one reason hypochlorous acid has become a popular ingredient for helping reduce bacteria, calm redness, and support healthier-looking skin.
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Here are all the things I sanitize using SOLIS S3 — Founder Edition, Part 2.
If you thought Part 1 was unexpected, here’s what else in my kit gets sanitized regularly:
* The Compact: Pressed powders that get touched daily and tossed into every makeup bag.
* The Multi-Tasker: Foundation and contour sticks that come into direct contact with skin.
* The Pro Essential: Concealer palettes and metal spatulas used throughout applications.
* The Eye Area: Eye drops. Because anything going near my eyes matters.
* The Everyday Lip Product: Lip conditioners that live in purses, pockets, and makeup kits.
Featuring:�Charlotte Tilbury pressed powder�Bobbi Brown foundation & contour stick�MAC concealer + spatula�Lumify eye drops�Madeup Beauty lip conditioner
Beauty products go everywhere with us. Counters, purses, travel bags, studio stations, bathrooms. A lot of the products we use most are also the products we sanitize the least.
Five minutes is all it takes to level up your hygiene game. What’s one product you’ve never thought about sanitizing before?

Here are all the things I sanitize using SOLIS S3 - Founder Edition, Part 1.
If you think the S3 is just for your brushes, think again. I’m taking you behind the scenes of my personal kit to show you the essentials that actually need a clinical-grade clean:
* The Surprise: My cuticle oil pen (germs love a click-pen).
* The Eyes: Eyeliner, shadow sticks, and brow pencils.
* The Non-Negotiable: My micro-roller. If it creates micro-channels in the skin, it must be sanitized.
* The OG: Obviously... my brushes.
Five minutes is all it takes to level up your hygiene game. Which of these are you skipping? Let me know in the comments.