BasicLab Regenerating Serum with Ceramides and Peptides 50ml
- An advanced milky emulsion serum expertly formulated to rebuild the skin's protective barrier. Powered by 1% ceramides and a 5% peptide complex, it deeply nourishes and restores elasticity to dry, compromised, or mature skin.
A compromised skin barrier, persistent tightness, and a visible loss of elasticity are clear indicators that your skin requires expert intervention. The BasicLab Regenerating Serum with Ceramides and Peptide Complex is an advanced milky emulsion, engineered as a professional response to the needs of skin demanding intensive reconstruction. Its concentrated formula acts as a soothing compress, restoring balance, comfort, and a healthy appearance to your complexion.
- Barrier Reconstruction: A potent combination of 1% Ceramides (types 3 & 6) with Rosehip and Borage oils effectively replenishes epidermal lipids, significantly reducing transepidermal water loss (TEWL).
- Enhanced Firmness and Density: The innovative 5% Peptide Complex (SYN®-TACKS + TEGO® Pep 4-17) stimulates collagen production, visibly improving skin tension and reducing the appearance of wrinkles.
- Immediate Soothing Relief: The formula alleviates irritation and redness, making it the perfect soothing serum for post-procedure skin or for use during intensive dermatological treatments.
- Microbiome Support: The inclusion of a 2% Prebiotic strengthens the skin's natural defence mechanisms, fortifying it against negative external factors.
Do ceramides actually repair the skin barrier?
Absolutely. Ceramides are fundamental components of the intercellular matrix in the stratum corneum. A deficiency in these lipids leads to a weakened hydrolipidic barrier, manifesting as dryness, hypersensitivity, and accelerated ageing. A high-quality skin barrier repair serum like this one delivers essential lipids that integrate into the skin's structure. This process fortifies the barrier, enabling it to retain moisture more effectively and resist irritants, resulting in tangible, profound regeneration.
Is a milky serum better for dry skin?
Yes, a milky emulsion is often superior for dry and dehydrated skin types. Unlike purely water-based serums, a milky texture incorporates both water-soluble and oil-soluble ingredients in a nourishing base. This structure not only delivers active ingredients effectively but also provides an immediate feeling of comfort and emollience. The lipidic components in a ceramide serum for dry skin help to instantly soften the epidermis and form a light, protective layer that prevents moisture from evaporating, making it an ideal choice for restoring comfort and suppleness.
How to Maximize The Effects?
Apply a few drops of the serum to a cleansed, dry face, neck, and décolleté, morning and/or evening. Gently massage until fully absorbed. Allow 2-3 minutes for the product to penetrate before applying your next skincare step, such as a moisturiser or SPF. The serum can be used as a standalone treatment or as a fortifying base under a cream.
Is This Formula For You? Yes, If:
- Your skin is dry, sensitive, dehydrated, or mature.
- You are concerned with a loss of firmness and elasticity.
- Your skin barrier is compromised, for instance, during retinol or isotretinoin therapy.
- You seek effective, calming care after professional cosmetic treatments.
For a comprehensive barrier-restoring ritual, explore the ceramide-rich creams also offered by BasicLab. Invest in scientifically proven regeneration and restore your skin's comfort and youthful vitality. Order yours today.
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Your Skin Needs Them – Ceramides in Daily Care
Ceramides are the foundation of healthy skin and one of the most important ingredients in modern skincare. Although often overshadowed by trendy ingredients like retinol and vitamin C, they are responsible for a tight protective barrier, proper hydration, and youthful-looking skin.
A deficiency leads to dryness, irritation, loss of elasticity, and even the exacerbation of dermatological problems. How do ceramides work in cosmetics, what should they be combined with, and are there any ingredients you should avoid? Check out our comprehensive guide.
