Ceramide, a loyal guardian of repairing the skin barrier

Ceramide is an important lipid component of the skin barrier, accounting for about 50% of the lipids in the skin's stratum corneum. With aging, environmental stimulation and other factors, the ceramide content in the skin will decrease, resulting in damaged skin barriers, dryness, sensitivity, redness and other problems. At this time, supplementing ceramide is particularly important.

Ceramide can form a tight lipid film on the surface of the skin, lock in moisture, prevent transepidermal water loss, and enhance the skin's moisturizing ability. At the same time, it can also repair damaged skin barriers, improve skin resistance, and resist the invasion of external irritants and allergens. For sensitive skin, ceramide is a key ingredient for soothing and repairing, which can effectively relieve sensitive symptoms and restore the skin to a healthy and stable state.

When choosing skin care products containing ceramide, pay attention to the type and content of ceramide in the product. Different types of ceramides have slightly different effects, and products with multiple ceramides may have better effects. You can choose products with a ceramide content of about 2% - 5%, and choose according to your own skin type and needs to effectively repair and strengthen the skin barrier.