Barrier Repair

Barrier Repair

rayoflight2022-01-16T21:46:39.000Z
Which one did you use? There were different versions, regular, rich and I think +
the French versions were a bit different too than the ones that were listed under aveneusa.com Either, way, other Pierre Fabre brands might be a wo
JanetR552022-01-12T21:33:43.000Z
some great options to add to your night routine. even one will make a big difference to your skin +
growth factor- skinmedica TNS advanced or osmosis stemfactor exfoliator- skinceuticals glycolic 10 renew overnight vit A serum- osmosis calm/correct
wunjosk82022-01-12T00:04:18.000Z
In the short term, you might benefit from some topical hydrocortisone cream. Do not over apply. One
application evening and the following morning should help. On top of that, something with ceramides can help repair the compromised skin barrier. A li
JanetR552022-01-11T22:47:24.000Z
Switch to a retiNaldehyde and get an excellent moisturizer that will repair your barrier +
Such as sente dermal repair ultra nourish . If that’s too expensive neogenesis barrier renewal cream is excellent too. As for tomorrow, you might
loveoutdoors2022-01-10T00:18:58.000Z
3rd although I’ll add a cream (Elta Barrier Repair or LRP Toleriane Ultra) before the Vaseline +
As my skin is super dry. Also sunscreen during daytime.
NeonCoral2022-01-06T17:23:41.000Z
Thanks for a rude response? I wasn’t trying to sound stupid, they work I meant that+.
If you read about ceramides they do everything needed to repair the barrier
4eyes2022-01-06T16:37:00.000Z
Agree - what I mean is that most ceramide products out there are basically just trading on the fad+
and are often worse than nothing or petroleum jelly. In order to be a good ceramide product, it has to be well formulated, with the right amounts and
omniclean2022-01-06T16:03:18.000Z
i don't think there is a magic ratio. also i do not belive that finding the "correct" hydrocarbon++
chain length is a key to magically accelerated barrier repair. non-irritating bland occlusion works best. there is no evidence for accelerated repair
4eyes2022-01-06T15:03:49.000Z
Agree - ceramides are not necessarily "better" - they are one of several components that, unless+
present w/ the other components in sufficient quantities and correct ratios, are not going to be any better than anything else to repair a barrier. A
LegalEagleAnnie2022-01-06T14:52:20.000Z
Gee, thanks for that brilliant response. ROP
My question involves the mechanism of repair. Vaseline and similar products are occlusive and I realize ceramides are fatty acids and lipids, but does