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Ceramides are lipids (oils) that help form the skin's barrier and help the skin retain moisture. Their “critical” status means that ceramides, or a lack of them, play an important role in how your skin looks and feels, as well as how it can defend itself against external aggresors such as irritants, pollution and UV rays.
Ceramide levels in our skin decrease as we age. By the time you are in your 30’s, you have lost around 40% of your skin’s ceramides, and by your 40’s, you have lost approximately 60% of your skin’s natural ceramides (The Cut).
Source: Allure, Mintel, The Cut
During Covid-19, the drying effects of many hand soaps and sanitisers and the potential for disruptions to the skin barrier suggest the need for products with ingredients such as ceramides and lipids to help with healing and repair (Mintel). “Even just rinsing our hands under water as often as is happening now is damaging to the epidermis of our skin. All of these cleaning and disinfecting agents are damaging to the skin when used too often and cause dry skin, itching, and dermatitis.” Debra Jaliman - Dermatologist.
On behalf of Evonik, Surfachem Deutschland supplies a range of skin identical ceramides. With more than 25 year experience of evolution-based ceramide technology, Evonik is continously developing new products based on market trends and customer needs. Find out more about the latest addition to the ceramide portfolio of Evonik:
For more information on any of the above speciality natural chemical ingredients, please contact us or send us an email at info@surfachem.com
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Thursday, 27 August 2020
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