Multi-CERAM™ CERAMIDE MOISTURISER FOR DRY SKIN
DESCRIPTION
[100ml]
Formulated with 100% safe and nourishing ingredients for pregnancy, breastfeeding mothers, infants and sensitive skin sufferers. Can be used for long term treatment and prevention of dry skin due to ageing to restore optimal barrier function.
Ultra intensive skin moisturiser for total skin barrier repair with pharmaceutical grade ingredients. For all skin types, including dry / sensitive, combination and acne prone / oily skin.
This moisturiser is formulated as a Prescription Emollient Device (PED), the gold standard in eczema management¹, and also the optimal moisturer for barrier protection against maskne².
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
Phytoceramides [Skin Barrier Repair]
Glycerin [Humectant]
Plant Seed Oils [Anti-Cellulite]
Multi-Ceramide [Skin Lipid Restoration]
Sodium Hyaluronate [Hydration]
Limited Time Only! Free Hydration Skin Analyzer with every purchase of the bundle of 3 moisturisers.
BENEFITS
Steroid-free eczema treatment cream formulated with anti-inflammatory effects. PED formulation can minimise reliance on topical steroids with medium to long term use for chronic eczema patients.
Dermatologist formulated to treat eczema, dry sensitive skin and to prevent skin ageing. Botanically derived anti-oxidants to improve the appearance of cellulite. Suitable for face and body.
Read more about effects of Ceramides here.
@drteowanlin What to look out for in an ideal moisturiser? Move over ceramide-dominant moisturisers. The Dr.TWL Multiceram lmoisturiser is formulated as a Prescription Emollient Device (PED), the gold standard in eczema management¹, and also the optimal moisturer for barrier protection. As a steroid-free eczema treatment cream formulated with anti-inflammatory effects. PED formulation can minimise reliance on topical steroids with medium to long term use for chronic eczema patients. #dryskin #moisturiser #dermatologist #dermatologistrecommended #sgdermaskincare #docsoftiktok #sgtiktok ♬ original sound - Dr.TWL Dermatologist
@drteowanlin Ceramide benefits in moisturizer for dry skin Improve skin hydration Reduce water loss from skin Increase skin’s natural ceramides Anti-inflammatory Beneficial for those with eczema, or atopic dermatitis Most ceramides beauty brands refer to are synthetic or animal sources, i.e. bovine in origin—which is also a concern for those preferring a vegan lifestyle. Dermatologist Dr. Teo Wan Lin’s top pick for ceramides is a lesser-known subtype known as phytoceramides. These are botanically derived from plant seed oils and the most prominent phytoceramide of all is shea butter. Derived from the shea tree, shea butter provides a rich source of natural origin plant-based ceramides that can repair the skin barrier effectively. Benefits of phytoceramide skincare Enhance hydration better than synthetic ceramide Improve the recovery rate of damaged stratum corneum Improved immunity Anti-inflammatory #dryskin #moisturiser_for_dryskin #moisturisertreatment #sgskincare #dermatologytiktok #sgtoktok #sgdoctor #dermatologist #tiktoksg🇸🇬 #skincareroutine #skincaretips #skincare101 #skincareproduct ♬ original sound - Dr.TWL Dermatologist
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Refrigerate for optimum effects on the skin. Can be stored safely also at room temperature.
[Intensive] Liberal amount entire affected area 5 times daily, to continue until symptoms resolve. Suitable for use during clinical treatment of eczema by dermatologist.
[Maintenance] Liberal amount entire body twice daily, use immediately after shower when skin is damp, for prevention of eczema recurrence and dry sensitive skin. Restores healthy skin barrier and prevents skin-ageing.
Use with MoistureMax™ Polysaccharide Mask
Monitor your clinical response with the Hydration Skin Analyzer – Skin Barrier Biosensor
Key [BABY SKINCARE BOOK] in Order Notes to request your free copy of e-book Dermatologist’s Tips Baby Skincare – How To Care For Your Child’s Skin by Dr. Teo Wan Lin.
REFERENCES
- Eichenfield LF, Tom WL, Berger TG, et al. Guidelines of care for the management of atopic dermatitis: section 2. Management and treatment of atopic dermatitis with topical therapies. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2014;71(1):116-132. doi:10.1016/j.jaad.2014.03.023
- Teo WL. Diagnostic and Management Considerations for ‘Maskne’ in the Era of COVID-19 [published online ahead of print, 2020 Oct 1]. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2020;S0190-9622(20)32664-5. doi:10.1016/j.jaad.2020.09.063
AS SEEN ON