Skin Barrier Repair Products

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Do you use products like torriden, jumiso, purito, aestura? submitted by /u/Flyg234 to r/AsianBeauty [link] [comments]

The first product that I tried when I really committed to taking care of my skin barrier was a ceramide / cholesterol / fatty acid repair moisturiser I picked up in Korea and it made such a big difference in my skin so I think I'd have to say those three ingredients! How about you guys? submitted by /u/TheMeepyBoy to r/SkinbarrierLovers [link] [comments]

tried everything. ceramide creams, slugging every night, hyaluronic acid, barrier repair serums. skin still felt raw and reactive and tight after washing. turned out i was washing my face with water that was too hot. every single morning and night, steaming hot water right on my face because it felt satisfying and i never once connected it to why my barrier was always struggling. read it in a comment almost by accident. someone mentioned hot water strips the lipid barrier the same way harsh cleansers do. switched to lukewarm that night feeling like it couldn't possibly matter that much. two weeks and my skin stopped feeling raw after washing for the first time in over a year. been logging in skinpalai since then because i realised i'd been blaming every product in my routine when the problem was something i was doing twice a day without thinking about it the barrier stuff isn't always about what you're putting on. sometimes it's what you're doing before any of that what was the thing you were doing wrong that had nothing to do with your actual products submitted by /u/Hert_Z to r/SkinbarrierLovers [link] [comments]

Feel free to have a laugh about this now, I've learnt my lesson. My skin used to be a fairly extreme combination due to hormonal issues - a t-zone so oily you could deep fry burgers in, dry as a crusty ancient lizard everywhere else. On top of that, my skin is incredibly sensitive and many products set it off, make me red and burn my skin or make me very itchy. So I've been always on the hunt for the right thing for years, since a lot of the time you can't really test a product before buying it, I just bought random moisturisers that were recommended for my skin type, potentially wasting money, and seeing if it works at all or not. Anyway a few years ago I thought I found my holy grail. And that was a 10% urea cream from Eucerin. That cream was essentially what I'd call a toxic boyfriend of creams without me realising it up until recently. It made me feel so, so richly happily moisturised, my skin calmed right down, it basically made me feel like I had a cloud of moisture on my face. That's only until the next day. I woke up, jaw line became itchy as hell, I felt crusty as an old PU leather bag from shein. Me not connecting the facts, just assumed "well I just need more moisturising because I wipe my face on the pillow" so I went on to do the same shit each morning and night. And I thought my crustiness was just essentially just my cross to bear. But about a month ago I've started doing some research again because the itchiness of my jaw was pissing me off to infinity. I've found out my urea cream was the culprit all along - it's keratolytic, so it breaks down keratin and speeds up shedding hence the crusting. At first I was refusing to believe it because it made my skin feel so happy for the first few hours like nothing else ever did before. I've encountered this subreddit and I dropped my urea cream for the Cicaplast as a test. First week it was still just as sad and crusty and I thought to myself HA I KNEW IT WASN'T THE CREAM but then... I woke up one day and no itchiness. My skin remained smooth all day with no dry flakes and it continued like that. Now my routine includes a gentle cleanser, Aestura Hydro Essence, Illiyoon Ato Barrier cream topped off with a bit of the cicaplast and sometimes aquaphor on my jawline where it sometimes gets a bit itchy. Anyway folks that's my fun story. Thanks for educating me. Luckily the cream hasn't done any long lasting damage (I think) because I was able to somewhat repair my barrier, and it's better than ever, but always looking for more educating and recommendations. Still clearly learning. Edit: To clarify before falling in love with the 10% Urea cream, I've used the 5% which I found drying and made me itchy. The 5% can work for many other people but I used probably a horse strength one for my face which compromised and damaged my barrier. submitted by /u/ashes-potts to r/SkinbarrierLovers [link] [comments]

I'm sure not the only one on here who's fallen in love with Dieux's Skin Mercy. Honestly, I prefer it to their ever popular Instant Angel. It's soothing, velvety, cosmetically elegant, hydrating and rich without being overly greasy. But, oof, that price point makes my eyes water. So, I decided to do a little search this afternoon and see what other moisturizers might fit into this narrowly defined Goldilocks category. Specifically... Lipid and ceramide-rich barrier repairing creams with colloidal oatmeal. These were the ones I was able to identify. Let me know if I missed any. And, let us know your impressions of them. I'm especially intrigued by the Prequel products which offer enormous value vs. the Skin Mercy. In the image carousel you'll find a detailed table in which I compare their main qualities: Percent of Oatmeal Other soothing ingredients Ceramide profile Lipids profile Size Cost/oz (based upon prices I pulled this afternoon) The ones I identified, in no particular order: Prequel Barrier Therapy Cream Prequel Barrier Therapy Cream - Rich Dieux Skin Mercy CeraVe Eczema Relief Cream First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Face Moisturizer La Roche-Posay Lipikar Eczema Cream Innisfree Green Tea Ceramide Cream So... favs, least favs, ones you're dying to try, ones we missed? submitted by /u/HorseTearz to r/SkinbarrierLovers [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/wsd386wofgng1.png?width=3252&format=png&auto=webp&s=fc7d1b6b797bf3d2707c3c2134fefe050065e052 Hi Reddit, I’m Katherine Frizoni, an R&D Scientist at Simple. I have worked on Simple for over 15 years, beginning my career as a formulator where I developed and optimised products for sensitive skin before moving into R&D to translate consumer needs into robust products. My job is to make sure every product, claim and piece of content we share is genuinely credible and helpful for consumers. I am passionate about skin science and making skincare simple, accessible, and grounded in truth. All this work, and that of many many experts alongside me, has culminated in our Kind to Skin range as well as our new Active Skin Barrier Care range. This premium range is powered by our SkinTwin™ science which is powered by ingredients that work with your skin to mirror and boost what it naturally does on its own. Enriched with repairing Ceramide Boosters through to Pro Hyaluronic blends, this stuff is the latest in Skincare technology for visible results. I’ll be live, answering your questions on March 17th, 3PM GMT. AMA! - Katherine Thanks everyone for your amazing questions, it's been great to speak to you all. Katherine 💚 submitted by /u/SimpleSkinUK to u/SimpleSkinUK [link] [comments]