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Silcio Ceramide Face Cream – Advanced Barrier Repair Moisturizer for Dry & Sensitive Skin
Silcio Ceramide Face Cream – Advanced Barrier Repair Moisturizer for Dry & Sensitive Skin
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Product Information
Silcio Ceramide Face Cream is a scientifically formulated barrier repair moisturizer designed to restore and strengthen the skin’s natural protective barrier. Enriched with skin-identical ceramides, cholesterol, phytosphingosine, and deeply nourishing emollients, this advanced face cream provides long-lasting hydration while helping to reduce dryness, irritation, and skin discomfort. Its gentle, non-irritating formula is ideal for sensitive, compromised, and post-treatment skin, making it suitable for daily use under dermatological care.
Benefits
- Helps repair and strengthen the skin barrier.
- Provides intense and long-lasting hydration.
- Relieves dryness, tightness, and skin discomfort.
- Supports recovery of post-procedure and post-treatment skin.
- Helps soothe sensitive and reactive skin.
- Assists in reducing moisture loss from the skin surface.
- Improves skin softness, smoothness, and elasticity.
- Suitable for daily and long-term use.
- Non-irritating formula designed for compromised skin conditions.
Instruction of Use
Silcio Ceramide Face Cream is recommended for individuals experiencing dry, sensitive, or weakened facial skin. It is particularly beneficial for:
- Post-procedure or post-treatment skin dryness.
- Retinoid or isotretinoin-induced facial dryness.
- Post-acne skin sensitivity.
- Mild to moderate facial xerosis.
- Compromised or damaged skin barrier.
- Sensitive and reactive skin types.
Directions for Use:
Apply a sufficient amount to clean, dry skin twice daily or as directed by your dermatologist. Gently massage until fully absorbed. Suitable for long-term daily use, including during dermatological treatments.
Ingredient List
- Ceramides (NP, AP, EOP)
- Cholesterol (Skin-Identical)
- Phytosphingosine
- Glycerin
- Squalane
- Shea Butter
- Dimethicone
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