Ceramide
Ceramide that densely fills
the skin barrier
No matter how much moisture the skin retains, if the protective barrier is weak, the moisture easily escapes.
The outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, is often likened to a “brick and cement” structure. If keratinocytes are the “bricks,” then skin lipids such as ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids act as the “cement” that firmly fills the spaces between them.
Among these, ceramides are a key component of the intercellular lipids in the stratum corneum and play a crucial role in maintaining a firm skin barrier and reducing moisture loss.
BARRIER | Skin Barrier Care
It densely fills the spaces between keratinocytes to create a healthy barrier environment that protects the skin from the external environment.
MOISTURE LOCK | Moisture Lock
It locks in moisture supplied to the skin so that it does not evaporate easily, helping to maintain a hydrated skin condition for a long time.
CONDITIONING | Skin Conditioning
It softens and supples rough, dry skin, creating a comfortable skin condition.
Ceramide densely fills the spaces between the skin barriers, completing a firm moisturizing environment that prevents moisture from easily escaping.
