If you're on the hunt for the perfect skincare routine, you've probably come across ceramides. But what are ceramides, and why are they so important for your skin?
Ceramides are lipids, or fats, that make up over 50% of our skin's composition. They're concentrated in the epidermis layer, or the outermost layer of skin, where they act as protective layers that hold our skin cells together. In other words, they're like the glue of our skin.
Their role is crucial for maintaining our skin's appearance and health. Ceramides create barriers that protect our skin from environmental assaults, like pollutants, and limit moisture loss. Without ceramides, our skin would be more vulnerable to damage and aging.
In fact, studies have shown that a lack of ceramides in the skin can lead to conditions like dryness, irritation, and even eczema. That's why ceramides are often added to skincare products, to help restore the skin's natural protective barrier and keep it looking healthy and youthful.
Numerous clinical studies have demonstrated the benefits of ceramides in improving skin hydration and barrier function. One such study, published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, found that topical application of ceramide-containing moisturizers improved skin barrier function in patients with atopic dermatitis. Another study, published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, showed that a ceramide-containing lotion improved skin hydration in patients with dry skin.
Ceramides are essential for maintaining healthy skin because they are found in the uppermost layer of the skin and act as a protective barrier. However, they are also the most vulnerable to damage from the environment, including sun damage and exposure to pollutants, which can deplete ceramide levels. As a result, a lack of ceramides can cause visible signs of dehydration, roughness, wrinkles, irritations, redness, and dryness. It's like the glue between pieces of paper melting away, leaving behind dry, flaky paper, but in the case of skin, this represents the skin cells.
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I just came from a dermatologist doctor see what I can do about all the mold that I got all over my body she sprayed him with something that she said were all make a scam on him and it will dry up and fall off but after reading you say about the pills I’m gonna print that it would be better if I take the pill because of my disability prednisone my back is gonna be a big issueSo let me know if you would be better than me trying to put lotion all over my body so it’s not just my back is in my hair I’m getting them on my eyelid they are all over!
In this last paragraph you have misused your, which is used to show possession. The correct form in this case is you’re, meaning you are.
“…now you are left with dry…” The later usage of your is correct.
I thank God for ceramides,and I hope that my son and grand son will use it:
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