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Summary
cocokind's Ceramide Barrier Nourishing Daily Serum is the holy grail serum for hydration and skin barrier support. Optimized with five types of ceramides and lipids, this serum reduces transepidermal water loss and signs of irritation, leaving skin noticeably hydrated, supple, and more comfortable.
Benefits
- Restores healthy structure and function to the skin barrier
- Encourages skin's natural ceramide production
- Soothes and comforts
- Reduces appearance of signs of irritation and softens skin
- Delivers maximum benefits with gentle lactic acid
- Hypoallergenic allergy tested
- Recognized by the National Eczema Association with the Seal of Acceptance
Key Ingredients
- Blend of five ceramides (np, ns, ap, eos, eop) - lipids that help maintain skin's natural function, reduce moisture loss, and protect against dehydration, irritation, and signs of aging
- Lipids (fatty acids, cholesterol, & squalane) - support skin's natural moisture barrier - to help seal in moisture and provide a barrier against external aggressors
- Ceramide precursors (caprooyl phytosphingosine + caprooyl sphingosine) - molecules that work to encourage ceramide production and receive new ceramides
- Lactic acid - helps remove dead skin cells, allowing skin-like ingredients to better absorb while increasing natural ceramide production
Item 2596547
After cleansing and toning, gently massage or pat 2-3 drops of serum onto skin. This serum is suitable for daily use in the am and/or pm. Suggested routine; cleanse, tone, serum, moisturizer, SPF (AM).
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice*, Propanediol, Squalane**, Glycerin**, Sodium Citrate, Beta-Glucan, Lysolecithin, Sclerotium Gum, Pullulan, Xanthan Gum, Ceramide Np, Ceramide Ns, Ceramide Ap, Ceramide Eos, Ceramide Eop, Musa Sapientum (Banana) Leaf/Trunk Extract, Tocopherol***, Calcium Gluconate, Cetyl Alcohol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ceteareth-25, Arginine, Silica, Caprooyl Phytosphingosine, Caprooyl Sphingosine, Cholesterol, Gluconolactone, Lactic Acid**, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Sodium Benzoate, Behenic Acid.
*Certified Organic.
**Plant-Derived.
***Sunflower-Derived Vitamin E.
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Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
I FOUND MY HOLY GRAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS NO JOKE! I have been trying for YEARS I MEAN YEARS to find a brand that is clean and that ACTULLY works! I have tried expensive brands like Beekman 1802, and Mad Hippie (Burn my face with this brand) My skin has never been so SOFT, and healthy! This brand uses clean ingredients; I have sen...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Just Okay
I've been using this product regularly (at night I'm about 2/3 through my bottle) and follow the instructions. I use the raspberry toner (which is amazing for breakouts btw!), let it dry a tad and then apply the ceramide barrier serum followed by the polypetide moisturizer. I honestly haven't notice...
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Burned my skin BADLY
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Ive never had a product burn my skin so much within seconds of application. By the time I washed it off my skin was bright red and hot like a terrible sunburn. From the reviews I see Im not the only one with this experience. My skin usually loves ceramides so Im not sure what ingredient in this serum could cause such a dramatic reaction.
Awful! Incredibly irritating!
This product irritated my skin so badly! As soon as I put it on I felt a strong burning and stinging sensation. When I looked in the mirror, my face was so red! It took over an hour for my skin to calm down. I used this multiple times to test whether it was the product and each time I had the same reaction. I did not notice that lactic acid was an ingredient, which makes no sense as this is supposed to be a barrier nourishing serum, which may have caused the irritation. Definitely not for sensitive skin!
Skin support & make up prep
Verified Buyer
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I recently used this product this year because my skin barrier was flipping out and this calmed it so much and lays beautifully under makeup!
Not Greasy!
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My friend recommended me to try the Cocokind products and all I can say is WOW! My skin feels absolutely amazing and looks so much better. I have extremely sensitive skin, and these products don irritate me at all! This Serum goes on so smooth and doesn leave my face feeling greasy!
On My Third Bottle
This has become one of the most important steps in my routine. I use it 2x a day and it has made a huge difference in my skin. My skin can be pretty reactive, and this does an amazing job of keeping my barrier strong and minimizing sensitivity. Love this so much and I hope they never change the formula!
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I thought this was reformulated without Lactic Acid so it's better for sensitive/rosacea skin but the ingredient list via Ulta doesn't seem to be updated. Can someone confirm if they just recently bought it, does the ingredients still say Lactic Acid? Or do I need to go through CocoKind's website to get the reformulated one?
- Asked by Shae
- Official Answer By cocokind - Brand EngageHi! Lactic acid was previously included in a very small amount to help balance the formula's pH. It was not included as an exfoliating ingredient. Because we know seeing lactic acid on the ingredient list caused confusion or concern for some customers, we removed it in the updated formula. To confirm the ingredients in the product you have on hand, we recommend referencing the ingredient list printed on your carton.Was this answer helpful to you
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Can this be used near the eyes?
- Asked by anonymous
- Official Answer By cocokind - Brand EngageHi! You can apply the ceramide barrier serum on the area around the eyes, but as with all products, we recommend avoiding direct contact with eyes.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Does this leave a dewy finish?
- Asked by bre
- Official Answer By cocokind - Brand EngageHi! Our ceramide barrier serum doesn't have a dewy finish. We also recommend to allow the serum to dry for 1-2 minutes before applying other products.Was this answer helpful to you
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What is the manufacturing or expiration date? They usually labeled it as manufacturing with F followed by YYMMDD
- Asked by Val
- Official Answer By cocokind - Brand EngageHi! In general, our products have shelf lives of about 12 months after opening. On the bottom of every product box, we list a PAO (period after opening) symbol. It should look like a little open jar with a number and the letter M (months). This will help you determine how long each product is good for after opening. Storing them in a cool, dry place, tightly closing the lid, and using clean hands to obtain the product, always helps maintain the integrity of the shelf life. Additionally, there is no expiration date on skincare products, with the exception of OTC items and any product referring to a medical skincare concern - including our daily SPF and postbiotic acne serum. These products will have an expiration date noted on the product itself. The numbers at the bottom of the bottle correspond to the Lot/Batch number of the product. If you have further questions, please email info@cocokind.comWas this answer helpful to you
- Q
Can I mix vitamin c powder into this? (Not the whole bottle lol, i mix before each application.)
- Asked by Stacey
- Official Answer By cocokind - Brand EngageHi! Thanks so much for checking. We generally don’t recommend mixing like this. Our ceramide barrier serum is carefully formulated to support your skin barrier at a specific pH and balance. Adding pure vitamin C powder (which is quite acidic) can shift that balance, potentially making the formula less effective and more irritating—especially if your skin is sensitive. If you’d like to use vitamin C, the best approach is to apply it separately (either as a pre-formulated vitamin C serum or mixed with a product designed to handle actives), then follow with the ceramide barrier serum to help support your skin.Was this answer helpful to you