Vegetable Ceramides account for about half of the lipids in the outer most layer of the epidermis and lack of enough ceramides in the skin results in dry, dehydrated, irritated and vulnerable skin. By adding ceramides to the skin, the skins barrier is strengthened while preventing reoccurring symptoms, such as trans epidermal water loss.
Environmental factors or conditions like acne and rosacea cause the skin's natural ceramides to be compromised, leading to loss of moisture and allowing irritants to easily penetrate. Ceramides help to increase hydration, reduce inflammation, and reinforce the skin's protective barrier.
Turmeric has been used in Ayurvedic medicine to treat a variety of ailments and as a natural skin-enhancing ingredient in the Eastern cultures. Today, many studies show that Curcumin, the active phytonutrient in Turmeric, has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, relieves redness, decreases blemishes and brightens the complexion. Turmeric is also very soothing and excellent ingredient for people with rosacea prone skin.
Neroli hydrosol contains natural alpha hydroxyl acid that gently exfoliates the skin and purifies the pores. Neroli also tightens, firms and tones the skin.