Barrier Lipid Complex
The Marie Veronique Barrier Lipid Complex features restorative ceramides, fatty acids and cholesterol to rebuild barrier lipid integrity and moisturize at a profound level.
Epidermal lipids are an essential part of the skin’s stratum corneum. The most effective lipids for maintaining skin health are those most identical to the epidermal lipids: ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids. These lipids also make up about 50% of cell membranes and can be damaged due to a process called lipid peroxidation, as well as exposure to internal and external stressors, resulting in dryness, irritation and wrinkles.
BENEFITS:
Ceramides maintain youthful, plump, well-hydrated skin.
Cholesterol lubricates surface layers, delivering an emollient + creamy texture to moisturize profoundly without risk of irritation or breakouts.
Biomimetic fatty acids balance the skin’s oil ratio without essential oils to disrupt barrier lipid balance or threaten its microbiome.
The Marie Veronique Barrier Lipid Complex features restorative ceramides, fatty acids and cholesterol to rebuild barrier lipid integrity and moisturize at a profound level.
Epidermal lipids are an essential part of the skin’s stratum corneum. The most effective lipids for maintaining skin health are those most identical to the epidermal lipids: ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids. These lipids also make up about 50% of cell membranes and can be damaged due to a process called lipid peroxidation, as well as exposure to internal and external stressors, resulting in dryness, irritation and wrinkles.
BENEFITS:
Ceramides maintain youthful, plump, well-hydrated skin.
Cholesterol lubricates surface layers, delivering an emollient + creamy texture to moisturize profoundly without risk of irritation or breakouts.
Biomimetic fatty acids balance the skin’s oil ratio without essential oils to disrupt barrier lipid balance or threaten its microbiome.
The Marie Veronique Barrier Lipid Complex features restorative ceramides, fatty acids and cholesterol to rebuild barrier lipid integrity and moisturize at a profound level.
Epidermal lipids are an essential part of the skin’s stratum corneum. The most effective lipids for maintaining skin health are those most identical to the epidermal lipids: ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids. These lipids also make up about 50% of cell membranes and can be damaged due to a process called lipid peroxidation, as well as exposure to internal and external stressors, resulting in dryness, irritation and wrinkles.
BENEFITS:
Ceramides maintain youthful, plump, well-hydrated skin.
Cholesterol lubricates surface layers, delivering an emollient + creamy texture to moisturize profoundly without risk of irritation or breakouts.
Biomimetic fatty acids balance the skin’s oil ratio without essential oils to disrupt barrier lipid balance or threaten its microbiome.
