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Dr. Jart+ closes the Ceramidin gap — same 5-cera complex as the cult cream, in the serum step that lets the rest of the routine layer on without breaking the barrier.
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Ceramidin Skin Barrier Recovery Serum by Dr.Jart+ is formulated for sensitive, dry, normal, combination skin. Dr. Jart+ closes the Ceramidin gap — same 5-cera complex as the cult cream, in the serum step that lets the rest of the routine layer on without breaking the barrier.
The key active ingredients in Ceramidin Skin Barrier Recovery Serum are Ceramides, Panthenol, Peptides. It's known for: five ceramide types in one bottle and Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin pedigree.
Yes, Ceramidin Skin Barrier Recovery Serum targets dryness, redness, sensitivity. five ceramide types in one bottle
Ceramidin Skin Barrier Recovery Serum retails for around $48, which places it in the mid range for serums. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: pricier than the cream-step ceramide options; fragrance-free but signature scent.
A suggested daily routine featuring this product, with complementary picks.
Ultime8 Sublime Beauty Cleansing Oil
Shu Uemura · cleanser
Ceramidin Liquid
Dr.Jart+ · toner
Vital Hydra Solution Biome Essence
Dr.Jart+ · essence
Ceramidin Skin Barrier Recovery Serum
Dr.Jart+ · serum
Ceramidin Cream
Dr.Jart+ · moisturizer
Every Sun Day UV Essence SPF 50+ PA++++
Dr.Jart+ · sunscreen
Ceramidin Cream
Dr.Jart+ · moisturizer
