Ceramides serum

Our creamy Ceramides serum strengthens the skin barrier, nourishes with the body's own lipids and soothes irritated skin and skin prone to neurodermatitis.

Ceramides are a central component of our uppermost skin layer and account for up to 60% of the lipids in the skin barrier. They keep moisture in the skin, Protect protect it from environmental influences and prevent it from drying out. If this protective function is impaired by external influences, the skin can dry out and no longer produce sufficient Ceramides , resulting in an irritated complexion, dry and chapped areas, tightness and itching.

In our Ceramides serum we use 5 of the most important types of ceramide to build up your skin barrier, sustainably strengthen it and soothe irritated, reddened areas. In addition to the direct ceramides, we also use the ceramide precursors phospholipids and sphingolipids. They are building blocks of the cell membrane in our skin cells and help your body as a starting material in the formation of new ceramides. Sodium PCA is an important component of the skin's natural moisturizing factors and helps to bind water and thus protect your skin from moisture loss Protect.

With our Ceramides serum you have an effective product to soothe your skin and especially sensitive, dry and atopic dermatitis-prone skin Moisturize.

INTEGRATED INTO YOUR ROUTINE
The question here is: What do you want to achieve with your skincare routine? Products rich in active ingredients specifically address your individual skin needs. You can use most serums on a daily basis, while scrubs, masks and ampoules are more of an addition to your routine.
 

HOW TO USE THE THE Ceramides serum TO
Use the Ceramides serum AM and / or PM best after your toner. If you are using other serums, then apply the Ceramides serum as the last serum , as it is a greasy product that would otherwise prevent water-based serums from being properly absorbed. Use the pipette to apply 2-3 drops to your fingertips and massage it in with gentle movements from the center of the face outwards. Focus particularly on the areas where you have dry or irritated patches.