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Ceramide

Ceramide

104404-17-3
Product name ： CERAMIDE
CAS ：104404-17-3
Molecular weight ：780.25500
Density ：0.928g/cm3
Boiling point ：636.1ºC at 760mmHg
Molecular formula ：C48H93NO6
Flash point ：338.5ºC
 
Product Name
Ceramide/Ceramide 1%/Ceramide price
Appearance
White crystalline powder 
Specification
1%-99%
Test Method
HPLC
Storage
Keep in a cool, dry, dark location in a tightly sealed container or cylinder.
Shelf Time
24 months 
 
     

Functions of Ceramides

  1. Strengthening the Skin Barrier:

    • Ceramides help fortify the skin barrier, preventing moisture loss and protecting against external irritants like pollutants, allergens, and microbes.
    • A healthy skin barrier reduces sensitivity, redness, and irritation, making ceramides ideal for those with sensitive or compromised skin.

  2. Hydration and Moisture Retention:

    • By locking in moisture, ceramides help keep the skin plump, soft, and hydrated. This can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
    • They help prevent transepidermal water loss (TEWL), which is essential for maintaining a well-hydrated complexion.

  3. Anti-Aging Benefits:

    • Ceramides support the skin’s structural integrity, which helps reduce visible signs of aging like sagging, rough texture, and wrinkles.
    • They work synergistically with other lipids (like cholesterol and fatty acids) to restore and maintain a youthful, resilient skin barrier.

  4. Repairing and Calming the Skin:

    • Ideal for restoring compromised skin, ceramides are effective in healing irritated, dry, or damaged skin caused by over-exfoliation, harsh treatments, or environmental stress.
    • They are often included in products for skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea due to their calming and reparative properties.

Applications of Ceramides in Skincare Products

  1. Moisturizers and Creams:

    • Ceramides are a key ingredient in moisturizers, night creams, and balms to deeply hydrate and repair the skin.
    • Formulations often include ceramide complexes (e.g., Ceramide NP, Ceramide AP, Ceramide EOP) that mimic the skin's natural lipid composition for enhanced barrier repair.

  2. Anti-Aging Serums:

    • Ceramide-infused serums are designed to boost hydration, smooth texture, and reduce wrinkles.
    • These products often combine ceramides with other anti-aging actives like retinol, peptides, and hyaluronic acid to maximize efficacy.

  3. Cleansers:

    • Non-stripping,ceramide-containing cleansers help cleanse the skin without disrupting its natural barrier, making them ideal for dry or sensitive skin types.

  4. Sheet Masks and Overnight Masks:

    • These products deliver a concentrated dose of ceramides to repair the skin barrier and restore hydration while you sleep or during a quick treatment session.

  5. Body Lotions and Creams:

    • Ceramides are commonly used in body lotions and creams designed to treat dry, itchy skin, especially in people prone to conditions like atopic dermatitis.

  6. Sun Care and After-Sun Products:

    • Used in after-sun gels and lotions to help repair UV-damaged skin and restore moisture lost from sun exposure.
 
 
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