Skin School
Ceramides are the mortar between the skin cell bricks that make up to over half the skin form. Working in the outermost part of the skin they provide protection from free radical damage and other environmental aggressors that come into contact with the skin every day
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Ceramides are found in the outer layers of the skin and play a vital role ensuring there are the correct amount of lipids that are lost throughout the day after the skin is exposed to environmental aggressors. Studies have shown that once we reach our 30s you are likely to have lost 40% of the body’s naturally occurring ceramides.
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Naturally occurring in the skin, Ceramide EOP, also known as ceramide 1 is part of the extracellular matrix that consist of mainly lipids, these waxy molecules are found between the skin cells resulting in them playing a vital role in keeping the skin surface healthy and hydrated.
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This ingredient is an amino acid that is naturally occurring in the body, or quite often, obtained through your diet. It’s importance in the skin structure is vital for maintaining a healthy, fully functioning skin with the help of alanine as the building blocks of proteins, combining with epidermal cells to reduce visible lines and wrinkles.
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This amino sugar occurs in the body and can deliver two main skin benefits, often mimicking the very popular humectant ingredient hyaluronic acid. The first benefit of this clever ingredient is its ability to combat signs of premature ageing, such as fine lines and wrinkles, particularly around the eye area.
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