Ceramides

Skin-identical lipids that rebuild the barrier. If the barrier is compromised, water escapes as fast as you apply it — which is why tight, reactive skin needs ceramides and phytosterols, not more water.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do ceramides do?

They are skin-identical lipids that rebuild the barrier — the layer that keeps water in and irritants out. If the barrier is compromised, water escapes as fast as you apply it, which is why tight, reactive skin needs lipids, not more water.

What is the best barrier repair cream with ceramides?

Moisture Cloud for dehydrated, reactive skin exposed to pollution and blue light; Cream Extreme Intensive Repair for parched, irritated skin with a genuinely broken barrier.

What helps a damaged skin barrier?

Pause the actives, use ceramides for two weeks — Moisture Cloud or Cream Extreme — then reintroduce them slowly.

How do I know my barrier is damaged?

Stinging from products that never used to sting, redness, tightness, flaking, and skin that suddenly reacts to everything.

Are ceramides good for dry or sensitive skin?

Yes — they are the safest, most restorative thing for dry, reactive or over-exfoliated skin, which is why they anchor both Moisture Cloud and Cream Extreme.

Ceramides or hyaluronic acid — which do I need?

Both, for different jobs. Hyaluronic acid adds water; ceramides seal it in and repair the barrier. Layer the serum, then the ceramide cream on top.

Can I use ceramides with retinol?

Yes — they make retinol considerably easier to tolerate by supporting the barrier it can stress.

Do ceramides help eczema-prone or very dry skin?

They comfort and protect a stressed barrier, which eczema-prone skin lacks. If you have a diagnosed condition, check with your dermatologist and patch test first — Cream Extreme is the richest option.

Can I use ceramides every day?

Yes — morning and night. They are the gentlest step in a routine and safe for daily, long-term use.

Where do ceramides go in my routine?

As your moisturiser step — after serums, to seal everything in. Follow with SPF in the morning.