Elizabeth Arden Ceramide

What role do Ceramides play in the skin?
Ceramides are the essential lipids found in the surface layer of skin that help maintain the integrity of the skin's barrier layer. They are the mortar that holds the skin cells (bricks) together. When this barrier is intact, skin looks smooth and glowing.

But with age and environmental exposure, your skin's natural ceramides can be compromised leading to loss of moisture, roughness, fine lines and wrinkles, and allowing outside irritants to get into the skin.