Ceramides
What They Are
Naturally occurring lipids (fats) in the skin’s barrier
What They Do
Strengthen the skin barrier, lock in moisture, and protect against environmental damage.
What You’ll See On The Label
Glycosphingolipids, Botanical Ceramides
Find Them In
Resurface & Repair "R&R" Serum, Deep Renewal Cream, Eye Revive Gel.
Key Benefits of Ceramides
About Our Formulas
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Manufacturing & Formulation
The Science of Ceramides
Types of Ceramides
Ceramide NP
A skin-identical lipid that closely mirrors the natural ceramides found in the stratum corneum. It quickly penetrates to rebuild the skin’s protective barrier and bind moisture within the outer layer. By reinforcing cell cohesion and locking in hydration, it helps restore softness, smoothness, and long-term resilience.
Ceramide AP
A multifunctional ceramide that strengthens the skin barrier. Its dual hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature allows it to attract and retain moisture, improving roughness and dryness. It also supports repair in sensitive or compromised skin, helping to calm irritation and restore comfort.
Ceramide EOP
A high-purity, omega-acylceramide essential for the long-term stability of the skin’s barrier structure. It anchors within the lamellar lipid layers to reinforce the long-term stability of the barrier. This unique structure helps protect against environmental damage while keeping skin smooth, supple, and deeply hydrated.

