Touchland Power Mist Hydrating Hand Sanitizer

Active sanitizing agent at effective CDC-recommended concentration. Pharmaceutical grade.

Solvent base. Inert and necessary for formulation.

Humectant that draws water into the skin; offsets alcohol's drying effect. Safe, well-tolerated, and biodegradable.

Soothing botanical extract that helps offset the drying effect of alcohol-based sanitizers.

Synthetic pH adjuster/chelator. Inert in finished formula.

Undisclosed fragrance blend — can contain dozens of unlisted synthetic chemicals including phthalates and known allergens. A major contributor to contact dermatitis and one of the most common reasons hand sanitizers irritate sensitive skin.

Synthetic polymer used as a thickener/gel-former. Inert and not absorbed through skin.

Synthetic preservative-booster and skin-conditioner derived from caprylic acid. Generally well-tolerated.

Propylene glycol family solvent/penetration enhancer. Common contact-allergen and can dry skin with repeated exposure.

Synthetic preservative. Can form trace benzene when combined with vitamin C/citric acid in storage, though levels are typically well within safety limits.

Synthetic preservative considered safer than parabens but linked to skin irritation in some users at higher concentrations. EU caps at 1%.

Lactic acid salt; humectant that supports skin's natural moisture factor.

Component of skin's natural moisturizing factor; effective humectant.

pH adjuster derived from citrus.

Synthetic Vitamin E ester used as an antioxidant and skin-conditioner.