Ingredients
Ceramides for skin that lives between heat and air conditioning
Office air conditioning and a hot commute pull moisture in opposite directions. Ceramides help the barrier hold what the day takes away.
Kasabrillo Editorial
Skincare Experts
A lot of dullness in city routines is not a missing serum. It is a barrier that spent the day in dry, cold air and then walked back into heat. Skin feels tight at the cheeks and shiny at the nose at the same time.
Where ceramides fit
Ceramides are lipids the barrier already uses to keep water in. A moisturiser with ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids is more useful here than another exfoliating acid. Apply it after your hydrating layer, morning and night.
Use it on damp skin so it seals water in.
Keep acids to a few nights a week if cheeks feel rough.
Do not skip sunscreen. A repaired barrier still burns.