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Orange oil and tri-ceramide complex

Orange oil and tri-ceramide complex: keep them apart

Keep them apart

Use them at different times of day with the ceramide cream first, because strong orange oil can undo skin repair. Orange oil can strip the skin barrier while ceramides try to heal it, causing dryness and redness. The shopper can switch to a lower strength oil or use them on alternate nights.

Questions and answers

Can you use orange oil and tri-ceramide complex together?

Keep orange oil and tri-ceramide complex apart because high levels of essential oils may disrupt your skin barrier and cause sensitivity. Use them in separate routines to protect your skin.

Which goes first, orange oil or tri-ceramide complex?

Keep orange oil and tri-ceramide complex apart in your routine because orange oil may disrupt the skin barrier and cause sensitivity.

The British Journal of Dermatology, 2014

Are orange oil and tri-ceramide complex good for sensitive skin?

No, orange oil and tri-ceramide complex should be kept apart in your routine. High amounts of essential oils like orange oil may disrupt the skin barrier and cause sensitivity, which works against the barrier-repairing benefits of tri-ceramide complex.

The British Journal of Dermatology, 2014

Research on orange oil and tri-ceramide complex

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