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Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr. Jart’s Ceramidin Liquid is intended to “save” dry, damaged skin, but it’s far from the solution parched skin needs to restore itself.
This toner-like fluid is aesthetically pleasing, spreading easily across skin and sinking in within a matter of seconds. It leaves skin looking plumped and moisturized, with no tackiness, making it suitable for all skin types.
Antioxidant-wise this offers more than the other products in the Ceramidin line, and there are skin-restoring ingredients as well, including the ceramides that are alluded to in this product’s name (though it should be noted, they are near the end of the ingredient list).
So far, so good, but here’s the catch: every single beneficial ingredient here comes after drying alcohol in the ingredient list. Alcohol is third in the lineup, meaning you’re getting quite a bit of it. This ingredient contributes to this product’s lightweight feel but can cause skin irritation that over time can make dry skin even worse (see More Info for details).
As if that weren’t enough, the formula also includes fragrant oils (among them bergamot, and patchouli) that can trigger additional skin irritation. The end result? A moisture barrier that’s weakened, instead of strengthened as this product claims it can do.
There are far better toners and moisturizers out there that give skin the lightweight moisture it craves without compromising it like Ceramidin Liquid.
PROS:
Lightweight and aesthetically elegant.
Contains antioxidant and skin-restoring ingredients.
CONS:
Includes a high amount of drying alcohol.
Contains fragrant oils that can trigger irritation.
Dr. Jart+
$26.00
asia-care.net/en/serumy-i-koncentraty/-drjart-ceramidin-s...
Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr.Jart Ceramidin Serum
Dr. Jart’s Ceramidin Liquid is intended to “save” dry, damaged skin, but it’s far from the solution parched skin needs to restore itself.
This toner-like fluid is aesthetically pleasing, spreading easily across skin and sinking in within a matter of seconds. It leaves skin looking plumped and moisturized, with no tackiness, making it suitable for all skin types.
Antioxidant-wise this offers more than the other products in the Ceramidin line, and there are skin-restoring ingredients as well, including the ceramides that are alluded to in this product’s name (though it should be noted, they are near the end of the ingredient list).
So far, so good, but here’s the catch: every single beneficial ingredient here comes after drying alcohol in the ingredient list. Alcohol is third in the lineup, meaning you’re getting quite a bit of it. This ingredient contributes to this product’s lightweight feel but can cause skin irritation that over time can make dry skin even worse (see More Info for details).
As if that weren’t enough, the formula also includes fragrant oils (among them bergamot, and patchouli) that can trigger additional skin irritation. The end result? A moisture barrier that’s weakened, instead of strengthened as this product claims it can do.
There are far better toners and moisturizers out there that give skin the lightweight moisture it craves without compromising it like Ceramidin Liquid.
PROS:
Lightweight and aesthetically elegant.
Contains antioxidant and skin-restoring ingredients.
CONS:
Includes a high amount of drying alcohol.
Contains fragrant oils that can trigger irritation.
Dr. Jart+
$26.00
asia-care.net/en/serumy-i-koncentraty/-drjart-ceramidin-s...