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Sphingolipids
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A class of skin-identical lipids used as emollients that reinforce the surface lipid layer.
What it does
Sphingolipids are a family of fatty molecules related to ceramides and naturally present between skin cells. Added to a formula they act as emollients that blend into the surface lipid layer, helping it feel smoother and more cushioned. It is a barrier-supporting emollient ingredient; we describe its role, not a medical claim.
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