DAMAGED SKIN BARRIER

A damaged skin barrier occurs when the outermost layer of the skin, known as the stratum corneum, is no longer functioning optimally. The skin barrier plays a vital role in protectingthe skin from external stressors such as pollution, bacteria, and moisture loss. When compromised, the skin may become dry, irritated, sensitive, flaky, red, or even develop rashes, and temporary redness. 

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Super Exo Soothe SerumSuper Exo Soothe Serum

Super Exo Soothe Serum

SMOOTHING & DEEPLY HYDRATING, WITH EXOSOMES & NIACINAMIDE

325,00 kr 750,00 kr
Energizing Eye Patches Energizing Eye Patches

Energizing Eye Patches

SOOTHING & DEEP MOISTURE, WITH CENTELLA ASIATICA EXOSOMES

700,00 kr
    Nourishing MaskNourishing Mask

    Nourishing Mask

    REPAIRING & MOISTURIZING, WITH CERAMIDES

    225,00 kr 700,00 kr
    Eye CreamEye Cream

    Eye Cream

    REPAIRING & NOURISHING, WITH OAT & PULLULAN

    270,00 kr 450,00 kr
    Micellar WaterMicellar Water

    Micellar Water

    VISIBLY CALMING & HYDRATING CLEANSER, WITH NIACINAMIDE

    78,00 kr 459,00 kr
    Daily SPF 50 Daily SPF 50

    Daily SPF 50

    PROTECTING & VISIBLY CALMING, WITH ALGICA & OAT

    750,00 kr
      Barrier Strengthening CreamBarrier Strengthening Cream

      Barrier Strengthening Cream

      STRENGTHENING, CERAMIDES & HYALURONIC ACID

      195,00 kr 600,00 kr
      Super Elixir Super Elixir

      Super Elixir

      BRIGHTENING & VISIBLY CALMING, WITH RETINOID NEAR 1

      1 400,00 kr
        Hydro Soothing MaskHydro Soothing Mask

        Hydro Soothing Mask

        VISIBLY CALMING & PROLONGED MOISTURE, WITH CENTELLA ASIATICA EXOSOMES

        185,00 kr 825,00 kr

        MORE ABOUT DAMAGED SKIN BARRIER

        Signs of a compromised skin barrier 
        • Visible redness 
        • Dryness and flaking 
        • Increased sensitivity to products 
        • Tightness or discomfort 

         

        Common causes of a compromised skin barrier 
        • Over-exfoliation (too frequent or strong acids/physical scrubs) 
        • Use of overly drying cleansers 
        • Environmental factors (extreme cold, heat, or low humidity) 
        • Stress and lack of sleep 
        • Skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis 
        • UV exposure 
        Tips to help support and restore the skin barrier 
        1. Reduce or pause exfoliation 

          Overuse of acids such as AHA and BHA may weaken the skin barrier. Consider pausing until the skin feels more balanced, and reintroduce gradually. 
        2. Use gentle cleansers 

          Avoid harsh cleansers that strip natural oils. Choose a mild, hydrating cleanser with a pH close to the skin’s natural level (around 5.5). 
        3. Moisturize with barrier-supporting ingredients 

          Ingredients such as ceramides, oat, and fatty acids can help support the skin barrier. Look for formulas with hyaluronic acid, squalane, and glycerin to help retain moisture. 
        4. Protect from UV exposure 

          Daily sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) is essential, as UV exposure can further compromise the skin barrier. 
        5. Avoid very hot showers 

          Hot water may further disrupt the skin barrier. Use lukewarm water and limit shower time. 
        6. Incorporate facial oils 

          Oils such as squalane, jojoba, avocado, or sunflower oil may help lock in moisture and support the skin’s protective function without clogging pores. 
        7. Use soothing skincare 

          Ingredients such as niacinamide (vitamin B3) and turmeric may help reduce the appearance of redness and support the skin barrier. Other soothing ingredients include ceramides, aloe vera, oat extract, and licorice root. 

        By keeping your skincare routine simple and avoiding overly harsh products, the skin can gradually recover. Consistency and patience are key – restoring the skin barrier may take several weeks or longer depending on individual skin conditions.