Magic Molecule Skin Treatment

Earlier this summer, I suffered from about a million mosquito bites. Honestly, there seemed to be nothing I could do to prevent them and nothing I could do to stop the incessant itching. I tried cortisone cream, cortisone spray, anti-itch spray, but nothing worked for more than a few minutes.

After the summer wore on and I discovered the patches that seem to work for me to discourage the mosquitoes, things got somewhat better. Nevertheless, I still get the occasional bite from mosquitos if I’m not prepared with patches or insect repellent. When we went on the 3 hour boat ride around Cape Ann, I was attacked by gnats or tiny black flies. Gee, that hurt. I ended up tying my jacket around my ankles to stop them. But when I got home that evening, I spray my ankles with Magic Molecule skin treatment, and the spray took care of it! 

This past weekend, Jeff and I went bike riding. When we reached a major intersection, I stopped to push the button on the crosswalk and my ankle managed to scrap against the pedal on my bike. I got a cut and scraped off some of my skin. Fortunately, is wasn’t bleeding badly, but it was sore. When I got home, I sprayed it with Magic Molecule and it felt “all better”.

Honestly, I wish I had discovered Magic Molecule in the early summer when I was suffering with so many mosquito bites!

Formulation

So, what the heck is Magic Molecule? Magic Molecule is hypochlorous acid, a a substance that the body naturally produces and uses to remove bacteria and viruses, creating an optimal environment for healing. Hypochlorous acid was discovered in 1834, but it was very difficult to bottle it because it had a very short shelf life. The research and development team at Magic Molecule studied the problem and solved it! They developed a proprietary electrochemical process to replicate the process used to create hypochlorous acid in the body. In fact, it’s made from water, salt and electrical current. Further, Magic Molecule is 100% hypoallergenic and cleared for use on all skin types including sensitive skin, even cleared for use on infants one month and older and on pets.

Magic Molecule is FDA-cleared, free of preservatives, alcohol, sulfates, fragrance, parabens, VOCs (volatile organic compounds), oils, and additives. It’s 100% clean, non-toxic, all-natural, vegan, and pet-safe. It doesn’t leave a residue so you can and should spray it repeatedly on skin issues that need it, even over makeup. It uses a patented stabilization method as part of the manufacturing process that keeps the solution pure and shelf stable for up to 18-24 months.

Uses

Magic Molecule can be used on about a zillion skin issues including:

• blemishes and acne 
• eczema
• dry skin
• sunburn 
• rashes including diaper rash
• cuts and scrapes
• burns
• insect bites
• tattoos
• piercings
• blisters
• scaly eyelids like I get from blepharitis
• redness like baby face redness and other forms of rosacea.

Retail Info

Magic Molecule comes in two sizes:

• Mini, 2 fl. oz., $8
• TSA-approved travel size 3.4 fl. oz., $11 (sold as part of a bundle on the MM website)
• 8 fl. oz. size, $20

The Magic Molecule website sells the product either singly or in bundles. They have a 30 day money-back guarantee. It’s made in Minnesota.

BTW, I just noticed that Magic Molecule is having a buy one, get one for 50% off on its website now with the code BOGO50.

Presently, it’s sold at Ulta where I bought my Mini size. I imagine that over time it will be sold at other retailers as well.

I’m impressed with Magic Molecule so far. Actually, their “before” and “after” photos of blemishes and acne breakouts are totally amazing. Have you tried Magic Molecules yet?

Ingredients: Hypochlorous acid 0.018%, Ionized water 99.918%, Sodium chloride (salt) 0.06%, Hypochlorite ion 0.004%