Verdict
CLR SKN is £2.96 less per bottle and is the more compact option. CliniSooth is approximately 1.4p cheaper per ml and provides more formula and manufacturing detail online. No head-to-head evidence establishes that either performs better, and CLR SKN's concentration, pH and full INCI remain unpublished on the checked page.
What this comparison cannot establish
- CLR SKN's full INCI list, hypochlorous-acid concentration and pH were not published on the page checked.
- The visible CLR SKN storefront page omits bottle size; its linked official Shopify product record states 75 ml, so check the pack received.
- The two public pages use different claim language, so their performance cannot be inferred from ingredient names alone.
- Prices, availability, shipping and promotions may change.
Who each one is for
CLR SKN Face Mist
Choose CLR SKN if you want the lowest bottle spend, a smaller 75 ml format, or the flexible morning, evening and daytime face-and-neck directions on its current storefront.
CliniSooth Skin Purifier
Choose CliniSooth if per-ml value, a 100 ml bottle, complete online ingredient disclosure, or its published Cosmetic GMP and dermatological-testing claims matter more.
What changes in real life
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| Decision point | CLR SKN Face Mist | CliniSooth Skin Purifier | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price and size | £12.99 for 75 ml; about 17.3p/ml. | £15.95 for 100 ml; about 16.0p/ml. | CLR SKN is cheaper at checkout before shipping; CliniSooth supplies 25 ml more and is slightly cheaper per ml. |
| Published formula | Hypochlorous acid is named, but the complete INCI, concentration and pH are not published on the checked page. | CliniSooth lists Hypochlorous Acid, Aqua and Phosphoric Acid. | CliniSooth provides the clearer online formulation record. |
| Directions | PUA Labs says to spray the face and neck after cleansing morning and night, with optional use through the day. | CliniSooth says to spray over cleansed skin morning and evening and leave it to dry without rinsing. | Both fit after-cleansing routines; use each product according to its own label. |
| Published credentials | PUA Labs describes CLR SKN as suitable for sensitive skin, UK-made, vegan and cruelty-free. | CliniSooth describes sensitive-skin testing, high purity and manufacture to Cosmetic GMP ISO 22716. | CliniSooth publishes more quality-system detail; these remain claims made by the respective brands. |
How to decide before buying
Start with the decision point that matters to you, then open the cited product pages and recheck size, ingredients, stock, delivery, returns and the final checkout total. The prices above are snapshots from , not permanent promises. For PUA Labs products, try code DEAL20 only if checkout confirms the discount and total.
These guides are not medical advice and they do not test clinical outcomes. They are here to help you buy less randomly and choose the product that makes sense for the way you actually get ready, travel, work out, or wind down.
Sources checked
These are the exact pages used for the factual comparison. A source link is not an endorsement, and a manufacturer claim is reported as a claim rather than as Daily Reset Lab's own test result.
- CLR SKN Face Mist product page — PUA Labs. Current £12.99 list price, face-and-neck directions, availability and visible sensitive-skin, UK-made, vegan and cruelty-free brand claims. (Official brand source; checked )
- CLR SKN official Shopify product record — PUA Labs. The store's current underlying product record, including the £12.99 price and 75 ml description not surfaced in the visible storefront copy. (Official brand source; checked )
- Skin Purifier product page — CliniSooth. Current £15.95 price, 100 ml size, ingredient list, directions, exclusions and manufacturer testing or quality claims. (Official brand source; checked )
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FAQ
Which is better value: CLR SKN or CliniSooth?
It depends on the measure. CLR SKN had the lower bottle price on 30 August 2026. CliniSooth was slightly cheaper per ml and included 25 ml more.
Do CLR SKN and CliniSooth have the same ingredients?
That cannot be confirmed. CliniSooth publishes three ingredients, while CLR SKN does not publish a complete INCI list on its checked product page.
Which publishes more manufacturing detail?
CliniSooth publishes the more detailed online record, including a Cosmetic GMP ISO 22716 statement. This comparison reports that brand claim; it did not audit the manufacturing site.