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Cholesterol
Barrier lipid
One of the three essential barrier lipids, alongside ceramides and fatty acids. Rebuilds the skin's mortar and limits water loss.
What this active targets
Best for
Dry Normal
Best climate
Dry air, winter, indoor heating
How to use it
At night, in a repair cream, ideally alongside ceramides.
Is this active right for YOUR skin?
The diagnostic crosses your skin, your city and the season.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Cholesterol do?
- One of the three essential barrier lipids, alongside ceramides and fatty acids. Rebuilds the skin's mortar and limits water loss.
- What does Cholesterol help with?
- Mainly: Barrier, Dehydration. Best for dry, normal skin.
- When and how to use Cholesterol?
- At night, in a repair cream, ideally alongside ceramides.
- Can I combine Cholesterol with other actives?
- It pairs well with most actives. Still, introduce one new active at a time.