Justin Gardner

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679 appearances 8 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 24 Mar

Justin Gardner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And that's a, you know, if you're using it just as a facial spray, not a huge deal if it's not active.
I mean, you want to buy something that works, right?
But if you're using it for, you know, things like cuts and scrapes, anything open skin, then you might not be using an antimicrobial, which, you know, really could be risky.
I kind of liken it to hyaluronic acid.
You know, that had its day and it became really popular and now you see it in everything.
I think hypochlorous acid is definitely riding its wave right now.
Anytime you can harness the human body, right, and utilize what the power of our own body is,
It's such a cool way to, and when you're talking about bacterial inflammation issues, think about how many skin issues deal with bacteria or inflammation.
We get people who use it all the time on things like atopic dermatitis with like an eczema because you're getting those flare up from eczema.
And a lot of times that's a bacterial issue.
It's an inflammation issue.
So we just joke it's the WD-40 skin repair because you can just put it on everything.
Or if you've, my big fat Greek wedding, it's the Windex of that, right?
It just works on everything.
Yeah.
And I'll be honest, 10 years ago when we were using it in like the worst of the worst wounds, a lot of the diabetic wounds, and that's how it was being, never did I think, you know where this is going to catch on?
As a facial spray for acne.
But it's non-toxic, right?
So you don't, it's pH balanced.
It's an amazing way to keep your skin clean and clear without having to use toxicant acceptance.
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