As part of its new Summer of SOS campaign, sensitive-safe skincare brand Tower 28 unveiled a first-of-its-kind hypochlorous acid-spraying billboard. Created to reach people in the city in need of skin support in the heat, this interactive ad can now be found in downtown NYC at 389 Canal St, promoting the brand's award-winning SOS Daily Rescue Spray. This spray is viral for calming visible inflammation, reducing redness and soothing flare-ups, all of which may be concerns people want to target as they sweat.
To interact with Tower 28's hypochlorous acid-spraying billboard, passersby only need to press the button to be spritzed with SOS Daily Rescue Spray (the only hypochlorous acid spray recognized by all three leading United States skin health organizations for eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis) for immediate soothing, purifying, clearing, alcohol-free relief.
Soothing Skincare Billboards
Tower 28's Summer of SOS Shares Hypochlorous Acid on the Street
Trend Themes
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Therapeutic Outdoor Ads — Billboards that dispense functional skincare blur the line between media and sampling, creating new space for advertisements that deliver immediate product benefits in public settings.
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Climate-responsive Beauty — Heat, sweat, and urban discomfort are shaping demand for beauty experiences that provide situational relief tied to weather, location, and real-time consumer needs.
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Sensitive-skin Sampling — Medically positioned product trials in high-traffic environments introduce a differentiated pathway for eczema-, rosacea-, and psoriasis-conscious consumers to discover gentle formulations.
Industry Implications
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Skincare — Sensitive-safe brands can differentiate through experiential formats that translate clinical claims into tangible, on-the-spot relief for consumers managing redness and irritation.
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Outdoor Advertising — Interactive dispensing displays expand the role of out-of-home media from visual awareness to multisensory engagement, giving advertisers measurable product interaction moments.
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Consumer Health — The crossover between cosmetic comfort and skin health validation points to emerging opportunities for wellness products that occupy both beauty and therapeutic categories.