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Ceramide

Ceramide NG

A skin-conditioning ceramide that helps support a healthy moisture barrier.

Key Benefits

  • Supports moisture-barrier lipids
  • Helps reduce dry, tight sensations
  • Improves skin softness
  • Promotes smoother-looking texture
  • Complements multi-lipid moisturizers

How It Works

Ceramide NG contributes both a polar head region and long hydrophobic chains that can participate in the ordered intercellular lipid matrix between corneocytes. This lipid organization helps restrict water diffusion through the stratum corneum.

Because barrier lipids act collectively, the ratio and processing of Ceramide NG with other ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids are crucial. Human studies support complete physiological-lipid mixtures, but do not establish a unique clinical effect for isolated Ceramide NG.

Ingredient Details

INCI Name: Ceramide NG

Ingredient Type: Ceramide

Best For

Normal to dry skin · Barrier-stressed skin · Rough or flaky texture · Sensitive skin affected by dryness

What It Is

A non-hydroxy-fatty-acid dihydrosphingosine ceramide used as one component of multi-lipid barrier-support systems.

What It Does

Conditions dry skin and supports the lipid matrix that helps preserve moisture, softness and barrier resilience.

Ceramide NG FAQs

Common questions about this ingredient in skincare.

What is Ceramide NG?
It is a skin-identical ceramide composed of a non-hydroxy fatty acid and dihydrosphingosine, used in barrier-supportive skincare.
How is it different from Ceramide NS?
Both have non-hydroxy fatty acids, but NG uses a dihydrosphingosine base while NS uses sphingosine.
Does Ceramide NG add water to skin?
Not directly like a humectant. It supports the lipid barrier that helps keep water from escaping.
Why is it usually combined with other lipids?
The skin barrier relies on an organized mixture of ceramides, cholesterol and fatty acids, so balanced blends better reflect natural barrier architecture.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
It is commonly used in products for dry or sensitive skin, but patch-testing is sensible because tolerance depends on the entire formula.
Is there clinical research on Ceramide NG alone?
Direct independent clinical evidence isolating this subclass is limited. Most topical evidence evaluates ceramide mixtures or complete moisturizers.
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