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TIRTIR's barrier-repair cream that delivers the glassy dolphin-skin finish Korean beauty is obsessed with — without the heaviness. Triple ceramides plus cholesterol rebuild the lipid barrier, peptides firm, and niacinamide brightens, all in a formula that feels like velvet going on and sets to a soft-focus glow. It's the moisturizer for people who want the protection of a rich cream but refuse to look greasy. Particularly good layered over the SOS Serum for a complete hydration sandwich.
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Ceramic Cream by TIRTIR is formulated for dry, normal, sensitive, combination skin. TIRTIR's barrier-repair cream that delivers the glassy dolphin-skin finish Korean beauty is obsessed with — without the heaviness. Triple ceramides plus cholesterol rebuild the lipid barrier, peptides firm, and niacinamide brightens, all in a formula that feels like velvet going on and sets to a soft-focus glow. It's the moisturizer for people who want the protection of a rich cream but refuse to look greasy. Particularly good layered over the SOS Serum for a complete hydration sandwich.
The key active ingredients in Ceramic Cream are Centella Asiatica, Ceramides, Niacinamide, Peptides. It's known for: triple ceramide complex genuinely rebuilds barrier function and peptides and niacinamide add anti-aging and brightening benefits.
Yes, Ceramic Cream targets dryness, sensitivity. triple ceramide complex genuinely rebuilds barrier function
Ceramic Cream retails for around $25, which places it in the budget range for moisturizers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: may be too rich for oily skin in humid climates; the 'ceramic' name is confusing — it's ceramides, not pottery; jar packaging is less hygienic than a tube or pump.
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