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Barrier Repair

SCC provides key barrier repair ingredients, including Ceramides, Panthenol, as well as Ectoine and Lanolin. These components work together to replenish the skin's natural lipids, strengthen the protective layer, and enhance moisture retention, effectively restoring and fortifying compromised skin barriers.

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Barrier Repair Ingredients

The Importance of the Skin Barrier

The skin barrier is a protective outer layer. It is made of skin cells and fats. Its main job is to keep moisture in.
It also keeps irritants and allergens out. When the barrier is damaged, the skin loses more water. The skin becomes dry and sensitive. It is less able to protect itself, which causes or worsens redness and infections.
The skin barrier is the first defense for healthy skin.

How Barrier Repair Ingredients Work

Barrier repair ingredients copy and replace the skin's natural parts.
● They add ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids. This helps rebuild the skin's fat layer.
● They use special fats to better stick skin cells together. They include calming ingredients to reduce redness and swelling.
Together, these steps fix the skin's structure. They make the barrier stronger. They help it hold moisture and block threats.

Uses

Repair creams and serums specifically designed for sensitive and dry skin;
Post-procedure recovery products for use after cosmetic treatments.
Specialized skincare to alleviate symptoms of eczema and dermatitis;
Daily moisturizing lotions for maintaining skin stability.

FAQ

What exactly is the skin barrier?

The skin barrier is the outermost protective layer of your skin. Think of it like the wall of a house, made of skin cells (like bricks) and natural oils (like mortar). Its job is to keep good things like moisture in and bad things like germs, pollution, and irritants out.

How do I know if my skin barrier is damaged?

Signs of a damaged barrier include skin that feels tight, looks flaky, or stings when you apply products. It may also become unusually oily, appear red or irritated, or feel rough and dehydrated even after moisturizing.

Can I fix my skin barrier?

Yes, you can repair it with consistent use of barrier-supporting products. Focus on gentle cleansers and ingredients like ceramides, fatty acids, and cholesterol. Avoid over-exfoliating.

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