




DR.JART+ Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturizing Cream
✔ Highlights:
🛡️ Ceramide Complex: strengthens the skin barrier and prevents moisture loss.
💧 Intense hydration: delivers and retains moisture for supple, well-hydrated skin throughout the day.
🌟 Lightweight texture: absorbs quickly without leaving a sticky or greasy feeling.
🌿 Suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive, thanks to its gentle and non-irritating formula.
🌍 Protection: helps keep the skin resilient against environmental aggressions and dryness.
Incorporate this cream into your daily routine for radiant, resilient, and perfectly healthy skin. A true ally for exceptional skin comfort!
🌿 Key ingredient
📖 How to use
DR.JART+ Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturizing Cream: the korean ceramide cream for dry skin
This korean ceramide cream by DR.JART+ comes in a 50 ml tube. Its formula combines, as indicated on the packaging, 5 ceramides and panthenol, completed by glycerin, hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate), squalane, cholesterol and an extract of Centella asiatica. A texture that absorbs quickly, without a sticky film, designed for dry skin seeking daily comfort.
Why we love it
- Complex of 5 ceramides that helps support your skin barrier comfort
- Panthenol and hyaluronic acid for hydration that lasts
- Glycerin, squalane and cholesterol for visibly softer skin
- Light texture, quick absorption, no greasy feeling
- 50 ml tube format, easy to measure morning and evening
How to use it
Apply a small amount morning and evening to clean, dry skin. Gently massage over the face and neck until fully absorbed. You can then gently press with the palms of your hands to encourage penetration. Use it after your serum, as the final step of your skincare routine (before sun protection in the morning).
For which skin type
Formulated primarily for dry skin and skin lacking comfort. Its gentle formula is also suitable for other skin types looking for a daily moisturizing cream. If you have sensitive skin, test the product on the inside of your arm before the first application.
