Clinisoothe+

Clinisoothe+ is a British skincare brand built around a single product: the Clinisoothe+ Skin Purifier, a spray formulated with hypochlorous acid for daily use on the face and body. It is owned and manufactured by Clinical Health Technologies Ltd, a company based in Hinckley, Leicestershire. The brand dates its launch to 2020 [5], and it remains active, having expanded from the United Kingdom into the United States and, in early 2026, further markets.

Rather than building a broad catalogue, Clinisoothe+ concentrates on one hero formula and the ingredient behind it. The company frames its work as a shift "from skincare, to skin health," positioning the product as a foundational step taken after cleansing and before serums or moisturisers.

The science that Clinisoothe+ draws on is considerably older than the brand. According to its science page, the discovery underlying the product was first published in the British Medical Journal in 1915, and the company says it spent years developing a modern, stable version of that chemistry [2]. The result, marketed since 2020, is a cosmetic-grade hypochlorous solution intended for everyday skin hygiene.

The founders of the brand are not publicly identified, and the consumer-facing site carries no founding story beyond the 1915 reference and the 2020 launch. Sources also differ on when the brand itself began: Clinisoothe+ states it launched in 2020 [5], while the business database Tracxn records a founding year of 2016 [15] — a date that may instead reflect early brand registration rather than the public product launch.

Clinisoothe+ is one of several brands produced by Clinical Health Technologies Ltd, alongside Clinisept+ and SknWorks [14]. The parent company was incorporated on 17 May 2013 under the name Chicago Bottling Industries Ltd and was renamed Clinical Health Technologies Ltd on 20 February 2017 [13]. It is registered as a private limited company in England, with its address at Quantamatic House in Hinckley, Leicestershire.

The parent describes its mission as "improving lives with safer, smarter hypochlorous innovation," and says its formulations serve both professional and consumer markets across the UK, Europe and international territories. By one third-party account, the operation is small, listed at four employees as of late 2022 [15].

The brand's sole signature product is the Clinisoothe+ Skin Purifier, sold in 100 ml and 250 ml formats and marketed for skin prone to acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and hormonal breakouts. Its active ingredient is hypochlorous acid (HOCl), which the company describes as a molecule naturally produced by the body's immune system.

Clinisoothe+ says its version is made through a proprietary production method rather than electrolysis, the process used by many comparable products. The company states the formula can "remove 99.999% of germs from the skin's surface" [5] and that it is "clinically proven to visibly reduce the appearance of redness, soothe and support the skin barrier, and promote clearer looking skin" [2]. The product is described as free from alcohol, parabens, sulphates and artificial fragrance, and as dermatologically tested.

Clinical aestheticians and doctors are featured prominently in the brand's marketing. In a Marie Claire UK review, clinical aesthetician Pam Marshall described hypochlorous as "a naturally occurring molecule in the body's immune response, known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties."

Clinisoothe+ takes a notably qualified stance on its environmental credentials, stating on its sustainability page that it is "not yet a fully sustainable beauty brand, but we are well on the way to achieving this goal." The company says it generates a large proportion of its electricity from solar panels and that 95% of its product components are widely recyclable, with the exception of the spray pump. It also reports using compostable, starch-based packing materials and says it is evaluating biodegradable packaging made from a sugarcane byproduct.

The brand markets all of its formulas as vegan and cruelty-free. These are self-declared values; the brand site does not reference certifications from bodies such as the Vegan Society or Leaping Bunny.

Clinisoothe+ won at the Marie Claire UK Skin Awards 2022, where the Skin Purifier was named among the "Treat" winners [12]. Judge Rose Gallagher noted that the mist "was an easy step to layer into my routine without needing too much time or commitment." Brand-cited coverage also lists a 2022 Marie Claire award for rosacea, though the original awards page could not be confirmed directly.

In its December 2025 issue, Vogue Scandinavia featured the product within beauty influencer Felicia Aveklew's skincare routine [10].

Clinisoothe+ is an active brand. It operates its core UK business alongside a dedicated US site, with its most recent documented activity being the Vogue Scandinavia feature [10]. The product continues to be made in the United Kingdom in an ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 accredited facility.