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Ingredient guide
lactosyl ceramide
In short
Lactosyl Ceramide is a naturally occurring skin lipid that helps support barrier organisation. It contributes to keratinocyte signalling and moisture-retaining lipid structures.
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Works for
Barrier · Hydration
Skin type
Dry · Sensitive
Best used
Anytime
What it is
Glycosphingolipid found naturally in the epidermis. Participates in keratinocyte differentiation signalling and lamellar body formation for barrier function.
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Common questions
It helps reinforce the barrier by supporting the formation of organised lipid layers that retain moisture.
It suits dry or sensitive skin that benefits from barrier-supportive lipids.
It’s added to creams or serums focused on replenishing and strengthening the skin’s outer layer.
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