Ceramide Series

Ceramide NP has a sphingoid backbone with a long-chain fatty acid. It's characterized by the presence of a hydroxyl group at the C-2 position, which makes it more hydrophilic compared to other ceramides. This slight polar character enhances its water-binding capacity, contributing to superior moisture retention.At the same time, it can help thicken the stratum corneum, improve skin tolerance, and Soothing and Anti-Inflammatory. 

Due to its versatile and skin-healing properties, ceramide NP is found in a variety of skincare products, such as moisturizers, cleansers, serums, and eye creams. 

1. Human-skin identical molecule

2. Excellent transdermal absorbability

3. According to ISO 16128, natural origin index=1

4. Easy to formulate

• Maintain and enhance skin barrier function

• Promote the expression of filaggrin (FLG) and have moisturizing effect

• Anti-aging, anti-photoaging

Q1: Why are ceramides important in skincare?

A1: As we age, ceramide levels in the skin naturally decline, which can lead to dryness, sensitivity, and a weakened skin barrier.

Using ceramide-based products can help replenish these levels, improving skin hydration, reducing sensitivity, and strengthening the skin's protective barrier.

Ceramides also play a role in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by keeping the skin plump and hydrated. 

Q2: What actives can ceramides be combined with?

A2: Ceramides can be effectively combined with other skincare ingredients like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinoids  and Bisabolol to enhance their benefits and address various skin concerns. They also pair well with fatty acids, cholesterol, and glycerin, which are skin-identical ingredients that improve skin tone and texture. Additionally, ceramides can be combined with AHAs, BHAs, and PHA to improve skin texture and allow for better penetration of the ceramides.

AC-Ceramide FLUX 136 is a skin-identical lipid concentrate designed to enhance skin moisturization and protection. lt's amultilamellar system, mimicking the structure of lipids in the skin's stratum corneum. This product containing ceramides, cholesterol and phytosphingosine, helps restore the skin's protective barrier and is particularly beneficial for aging, dry, and sensitive skin.

1. Efficient and stable emulsion system

2. Triple ceramide synergy

3. Solubility enhancement of insoluble formulations

4. Natural Origin Index is 0.98

• Triple ingredient bionics for greater efficiency

• Binds cholesterol &fatty acids to maintain skin moisture

• Strengthen skin barrier function & resist external stimulation

• Enhances keratinocyte adhesion & reduces dryness and scaling

Q1: Why are ceramides important in skincare?

A1: As we age, ceramide levels in the skin naturally decline, which can lead to dryness, sensitivity, and a weakened skin barrier.

Using ceramide-based products can help replenish these levels, improving skin hydration, reducing sensitivity, and strengthening the skin's protective barrier.

Ceramides also play a role in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by keeping the skin plump and hydrated. 

Q2: What actives can ceramides be combined with?

A2: Ceramides can be effectively combined with other skincare ingredients like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinoids  and Bisabolol to enhance their benefits and address various skin concerns. They also pair well with fatty acids, cholesterol, and glycerin, which are skin-identical ingredients that improve skin tone and texture. Additionally, ceramides can be combined with AHAs, BHAs, and PHA to improve skin texture and allow for better penetration of the ceramides.

AC-Ceramide SANIO 1236, is a precise biomimetic liposome of ceramide, accurately proportioned according to the native ratio of lipids between human cells. Using liposomes with a cell membrane-like structure as a carrier is more skin-friendly, allowing the liposomes to fillinto the stratum corneum and play a barrier repair role.

1. Highly permeable liposomal carriers

2. Precise bionic skin lipid ratio

3. Six-dimensional efficacy

4. Natural Origin Index is 1

• Four types of ceramide biomimetic ratios, strengthens skin barrier function

• Smooth fine lines, lift and firm, anti-aging repair

• Liposome structure mimics natural cell membranes

• Hydrates and moisturizes, effectively improving dryness problems

Q1: Why are ceramides important in skincare?

A1: As we age, ceramide levels in the skin naturally decline, which can lead to dryness, sensitivity, and a weakened skin barrier.

Using ceramide-based products can help replenish these levels, improving skin hydration, reducing sensitivity, and strengthening the skin's protective barrier.

Ceramides also play a role in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by keeping the skin plump and hydrated. 

Q2: What actives can ceramides be combined with?

A2: Ceramides can be effectively combined with other skincare ingredients like niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinoids  and Bisabolol to enhance their benefits and address various skin concerns. They also pair well with fatty acids, cholesterol, and glycerin, which are skin-identical ingredients that improve skin tone and texture. Additionally, ceramides can be combined with AHAs, BHAs, and PHA to improve skin texture and allow for better penetration of the ceramides.