Skincare Cosmetic Raw Materials Ceramide 1 2 CAS 100403-19-8 White Powder

Product Description

Product Introduction of Ceramides

Ceramides are lipids (oils) that are naturally found in the uppermost layer of the skin. They make up more than 50% of the skin's composition, so it is no surprise that they play a crucial role in determining the appearance of the skin and its response to environmental threats.

Ceramides form a protective layer, similar to a mesh-like structure, which limits moisture loss and protects against visible pollution and other environmental stresses. In addition, ceramides are one of the "powerhouses" of anti-ageing, supporting the dynamic properties of the skin and maintaining its plump and healthy state. Two specific ceramide precursors, phytosphingosine and sphingolipids, actually help the skin to produce more ceramides.

Function of Ceramides

1. Ceramides repair the skin barrier and are highly resistant to allergies

Ceramide fills the interstices of skin keratinocytes so that water cannot penetrate out of the skin and excess foreign substances cannot penetrate in, providing a barrier protection function.

Ceramide skin care products can significantly thicken the skin's stratum corneum, effectively inhibit skin allergies caused by the invasion of harmful substances and enhance the skin's ability to adapt to the external environment.

2. Moisturising and locking in moisture

Ceramides maintain skin moisture by forming a network in the stratum corneum and can prevent skin moisture loss. It visibly enhances the adhesion between keratinised cells, improves dryness and reduces flaking of the skin.

Ceramides are known as the "king of hydration" and are 16 times more effective than hyaluronic acid. They are easily absorbed by the skin and promote the penetration of other nutrients.

3. Anti-ageing effect

Dry and ageing skin with ceramide supplementation, its dry skin condition and fine lines are reduced or disappeared within 1~2 weeks, real wrinkles are significantly reduced and the ageing process is slowed down.

Whitening effect: The clinical whitening effect shows that ceramide has improved the symptoms of dryness, flushing and make-up infection on the face, and also inhibits melanin production, which has obvious beauty effects.

Classification of Ceramides

Ceramide 1 = Ceramide EOS

Ceramide 2 = Ceramide NS

Ceramide 3 = Ceramide NP

Ceramide 4 = Ceramide EOH

Ceramide 5 = Ceramide AS

Ceramide 6 = Ceramide AP

Ceramide 6 ll

Ceramide 7 = Ceramide AH

Ceramide 8 = Ceramide NH

Ceramide 9 = Ceramide EOP

Ceramide E= CETYL-PG HYDROXYETHYL PALMITAMIDE

Why it is necessary to absorb Ceramides

Age and sun damage reduce the effectiveness of the skin's natural ceramides and eventually deplete them, thus weakening the skin's barrier function. The result is dry, rough, wrinkled, itchy, red and other signs of barrier damage and ageing. Therefore, exogenous supplementation with ceramides can effectively repair the damaged skin barrier and slow down skin ageing.

How to absorb Ceramides effectively

There are many types of skin care products on the market that contain ceramide. Topical application of this type of skin care product can repair the damaged barrier, lock in moisture, prevent evaporation of water loss and relieve dry, flaky skin and other symptoms. However, topical application is limited in its ability to reach the dermis, so topical application of skin care products containing ceramides cannot really have an anti-ageing effect.

However, with the help of medical aesthetic treatment tools, such as needle rolling, hydroluminescence, electric microneedling and gold microneedling, ceramide can be replenished directly into the dermis quickly and effectively to bring out the anti-ageing effect of ceramide.

To put it simply, the anti-ageing effect of ceramides must be achieved through medical aesthetics, and the use of topical ceramide skin care products is limited.