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Barrier Support: Lipid Bilayer Component of the Skin Barrier

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Skin barrier health is a hot topic right now – right along with the subsequent ways of addressing it. Words like skin barrier and ceramides are popular search terms on Google, causing a good deal of confusion among the average client with the number of ways to support the barrier and even more ways of compromising it. One such method of support is to place a superficial barrier on top of skin using an emollient rich or occlusive product. Supporting the skin’s natural barrier function boils down to supporting the specific ratio of natural lipid components found within the epidermis.

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