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Rilastil's Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream is the daily-use sister to the brand's clinical Xerolact line — four ceramides (NP, AP, AS, NS) + cholesterol, plus hydrolyzed HA + sodium hyaluronate, squalane, and shea butter. The kind of pharmacy moisturizer dermatologists prescribe for sensitive skin without the medicinal feel. €29 for a clinical-grade ceramide cream.
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Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream by Rilastil is formulated for sensitive, dry, normal skin. Rilastil's Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream is the daily-use sister to the brand's clinical Xerolact line — four ceramides (NP, AP, AS, NS) + cholesterol, plus hydrolyzed HA + sodium hyaluronate, squalane, and shea butter. The kind of pharmacy moisturizer dermatologists prescribe for sensitive skin without the medicinal feel. €29 for a clinical-grade ceramide cream.
The key active ingredients in Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream are Ceramides, Hyaluronic Acid, Squalane, Shea Butter. It's known for: four-ceramide + cholesterol stack = full lipid pyramid and two-weight HA + squalane + shea barrier work.
Yes, Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream targets sensitivity, dryness, redness. four-ceramide + cholesterol stack = full lipid pyramid
Aqua Sensitive Moisturising Cream retails for around $32, which places it in the mid range for moisturizers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: contains parfum and dimethicone (silicone-avoiders skip); polyglycerin-3 + dipropylene glycol may concern certain audiences; limited international distribution outside Italy.
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