The Science of Barrier Repair
With advancement in science, we have gained better understanding about the physiology of the skin. Ceramide is like the mortar in cement. You need sufficient quantity and the right ratio of materials (sand, water, cement) to make a good mortar. A good skin barrier repair cream must be ceramide dominant and studies have shown that the ratio of 3:1:1 between the different types of lipids is optimal for skin barrier repair.
With an optimal lipid ratio of 3:1:1, transepidermal water loss (TEWL), also known as water loss from the skin, is the lowest.
This means at 3:1:1 ratio of the lipids, the skin is kept hydrated as skin barrier is repaired optimally. Ceradan is a scientifically designed ceramide-dominant moisturizer with the lipid ratio of 3:1:1 that helps replenish the lacking ceramide in AD skin.
Clinical Evidence
Ceradan Cream is clinically-tested in young children (6 month – 6 year old). Conducted in the major children hospital and dermatology hospital in Singapore, the key benefits discovered in the study are shown below.
- Prevents about 1 in 2 occurrences of dry & irritated skin
- Continuous use improves skin condition
- Nearly 9 in 10 patients or parents would like to continue using the regimen
For more details of the clinical study, please view the link below.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13555-017-0186-1
Reference:
- Koh MJ et al. Comparison of the Simple Patient-Centric Atopic Dermatitis Scoring System PEST with SCORAD in Young Children Using a Ceramide Dominant Therapeutic Moisturizer. Dermatol Ther (Heidelb). 2017 Jun 14.
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