Ceramide Repair Serum
A repair serum formulated at a dermatologically-referenced ceramide-cholesterol-fatty acid ratio, for skin sensitized after retinol/exfoliation or seasonal transitions.
The skin barrier naturally consists of ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids, and having these three present in a balanced ratio plays a critical role in barrier repair. Our serum is formulated to target the approximate ceramide-cholesterol-fatty acid ratio referenced in dermatological literature. Designed for skin sensitized after using actives like retinol or chemical exfoliants, skin that dries out during seasonal transitions, or users dealing with chronic barrier weakness, this serum is added to the routine for an intensive repair focus.
- Ceramide-cholesterol-fatty acid complex at a dermatologically-referenced ratio
- Suited to post-retinol/exfoliation repair routines
- Formulated for seasonal transitions and chronic barrier weakness
- Intensive-repair-focused, fast-absorbing texture
- Custom concentration and bottle format under your brand
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Manufactured to GMP standards, delivered with an MSDS. Certifications
Key Ingredients
Ceramide-Cholesterol-Fatty Acid Complex
Balanced to a dermatologically-referenced ratio, mimicking the skin barrier's natural structure.
Fast-Absorbing Delivery System
Supports the active complex's penetration into tissue, accelerating the repair process.
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How to Use
- 1Applied to cleansed skin at the serum step, after toner.
- 2Recommended as a priority repair step for skin sensitized after retinol or chemical exfoliation.
- 3Can be used in the morning and/or evening routine, before moisturizer.
- 4For seasonal dryness concerns, improvement in the look of barrier health can be observed within a few weeks of regular use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this serum be used on the same day as retinol?
Yes, it can be used after retinol application or at a different routine time for repair purposes; it helps reduce irritation risk during the retinization process.
Why does the ceramide-cholesterol-fatty acid ratio matter?
A balanced ratio of these three components, as referenced in dermatological literature, mimics the skin barrier's natural structure and improves repair efficacy; an unbalanced ratio may not deliver the expected effect.
How should I recommend this to clients with chronic barrier weakness?
You can recommend using it as a fixed part of the daily routine alongside your ceramide barrier cream; regular use is important for continuity of barrier support.
What documentation is provided with the product?
We deliver a cosmetic product safety report (CPSR), stability test reports, and required notification documents along with production.
