Your Second Skin for Ultimate Protection

Rescue dry, sensitized skin with the Celimax Dual Barrier Skin Wearable Cream. Designed as "wearable skincare," this rich yet non-sticky cream acts like a protective second skin, locking in moisture and shielding your complexion from harsh environmental stressors.

This formula is a savior for those with a compromised skin barrier. Whether you are dealing with dryness, flakiness, or a reaction to harsh weather, the powerful blend of 5 types of Ceramides and Aquatide works to repair and fortify your skin from within. It’s the ultimate comfort blanket for your face.

Why We Love It

• Dual-Action Repair: It doesn't just moisturize; it rebuilds. The formula targets both the surface and deeper layers of the skin to restore a healthy barrier.

• 5-Ceramide Complex: Contains five different types of Ceramides (EOP, NS, NP, AS, AP) to mimic the skin’s natural lipid structure, filling in cracks and preventing moisture loss.

• Aquatide Technology: A patented peptide ingredient that boosts the skin's own ability to retain moisture and fight off irritation.

• Hypoallergenic Comfort: Free from artificial fragrances and harsh irritants, making it safe for even the most sensitive or reactive skin types.

Key Ingredients

• Ceramide Complex (5 Types): The building blocks of a healthy skin barrier; they seal in hydration and keep irritants out.

• Aquatide (Heptasodium Hexacarboxymethyl Dipeptide-12): A peptide that activates the skin's autophagy (self-cleaning) mechanism to improve barrier function.

• Panthenol & Allantoin: Soothe redness and calm irritated skin instantly.

• Macadamia Seed Oil: Provides deep nourishment without clogging pores.

Recommended For

• Those with a damaged skin barrier (redness, stinging, flakiness).Extremely dry or sensitive skin.

• People living in cold, dry, or windy climates.

• Anyone recovering from over-exfoliation or harsh active ingredients (like retinol).

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