Xiori — Hypochlorous Acid Spray for Alcohol Flush Relief
Try Xiori for 30 days
If your baseline hasn't quieted — if you're still scanning the room, still ducking out of photos, still running the mental monitor — email us and we'll refund every cent. No explanation required. You've already explained yourself enough to enough people.
See It In Action
"I turned down a promotion last year because it would have meant more client presentations. I told myself I wasn't ready. The truth was I couldn't handle standing in front of a room knowing my face would go red and stay that way. Three weeks into using Xiori and I did a full team presentation last Thursday. Under fluorescent lights. Didn't excuse myself once. I'm not saying it's magic — I'm saying I finally stopped sabotaging myself."
How HOCL Transforms Your Skin
Eliminates The Inflammation On Contact.
HOCl is the same molecule your immune system produces to fight infection. Applied to skin, it wipes out bacteria and impurities instantly with no alcohol, no dryness, and no irritation. Your skin's own defence mechanism, concentrated and ready to use.
Calms The Redness. Fast.
Whether your skin just reacted to stress, heat, exercise, or the anxiety of a hard day, Aloe Vera brings it back down within seconds. No heavy feel, no residue. Just immediate visible cal. So you can get on with the moment instead of recovering from it.
Rebuilds The Barrier That Chronic Flushing Breaks Down.
Repeated flushing degrades your skin's protective layer over time. Making it more reactive to every next trigger. Centella Asiatica repairs that damage from the inside out. Lightweight hydration, faster recovery, and a visibly stronger skin barrier with consistent use.
With Consistent Use. The Baseline Quiets And Stays Quiet.
Flushes become less frequent. Triggers land softer. The mental monitoring starts to ease because the skin gives it less reason to run. Users report clearer, calmer skin within weeks and a face that finally feels like it's working with them, not against them.
What Our Customers Have Said...
I used to describe what I wanted as 'normal skin.' Then I realized that wasn't quite it. What I actually wanted was to stop thinking about my face. To just — forget it was there. To have a conversation, sit in a restaurant, go for a walk in the cold, and not be monitoring. That's what eight weeks of Xiori gave me. Not perfect skin. Forgettably normal skin. I didn't know how much I'd missed that until I had it back.
Everyone talks about the redness. Nobody talks about the burning. I could live with being red. What I couldn't live with was my face feeling like it was on fire for two hours after anything — a hot drink, a laugh, someone saying something kind to me at the wrong moment. The burning started quieting around day ten. By week three it was mostly gone. I didn't expect that. I wasn't even looking for it.
I used to do a full environmental scan every time I walked into a room. Where are the lights. Is it warm in here. Is there a mirror I'll catch myself in. Is anyone looking at my face. It was exhausting — like running a background programme that never switched off. Xiori didn't fix me overnight. But about a month in I realised the scan had just... stopped. I walked into a birthday dinner and I was thinking about the person I was there to celebrate. Not my face. That was new.
A man at a networking event looked at me and said 'have you been drinking?' I hadn't. I was nervous and my face had flushed and I looked like I'd had three glasses of wine at 11am. I still think about that moment four years later. That's what this condition does — it turns one comment into something you carry. I'm six weeks into Xiori. My baseline redness is maybe thirty percent of what it was. Last week someone told me I looked well. That's the whole thing, really. Looking like how you feel on the inside
The cruelest part is that worrying about the flush makes it happen. I'd be fine and then think 'please don't flush' and that thought alone would set it off. My dermatologist called it a feedback loop. She gave me metronidazole. It did nothing. I found Xiori after a 2am research spiral — the kind you have when you've been dealing with something for years and you're out of legitimate options. I was skeptical. I'm writing this review because I was wrong to be.
"I turned down a promotion last year because it would have meant more client presentations. I told myself I wasn't ready. The truth was I couldn't handle standing in front of a room knowing my face would go red and stay that way. Three weeks into using Xiori and I did a full team presentation last Thursday. Under fluorescent lights. Didn't excuse myself once. I'm not saying it's magic — I'm saying I finally stopped sabotaging myself."