Wellness

[LKDKK2]

What is the difference between the Pytoceramides and healthy skin and nails?

Thanks everyone.

[Suzeecat]

I was wondering the same.  If no one here knows, I'm sure Andrew will fill us in this weekend.

[Suxela]

Regular use of Phytoceramides can:

• Give the skin a more youthful appearance.
• Increase suppleness of the skin and add moisture.
• Decrease flakiness and drying.
• Reduce inflammation.
• Add protection against potential ultraviolet radiation damage.

That's what I read

[LKDKK2]

Thank you 

[Nightowlz]

Ceramides help your skin retain moisture. 

HHS&N helps with hair/nail growth & appearance.

[SilleeMee]

Phytoceramides is one supplement, not AL's, which I take that has made a big difference in how my skin looks and feels. It makes my skin soft and supple. I'm using less moisturizers since I started taking them. Seems to make the skin on my face look a bit more plumper and smoother. I won't go a day without it.

[butterfly123]

@SilleeMee 

Would you mind posting the brand of ceramide supplement you purchase. The dermatologist told me my skin is always red and irritated due to loss of ceramides.

Thank you, 

🦋

[SilleeMee]

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@butterfly123 wrote:

@SilleeMee 

Would you mind posting the brand of ceramide supplement you purchase. The dermatologist told me my skin is always red and irritated due to loss of ceramides.

Thank you, 

🦋

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In the beginning I started with AL's. Then that got to drain the wallet so I started looking around for another brand which contained similar ingredients. The one I take now is PipingRock dot com's house brand. Contains the patented 'Lipowheat' phytoceramides. It's very affordable and works just as good as AL's imho. I take one capsule daily. One other place, besides my face, that I noticed increased hydration is my feet! They use to be so dry and cracked. Now after taking the phytoceramides my feet are so much better. @butterfly123 

[butterfly123]

@SilleeMee 

[SilleeMee]

You're very welcome! @butterfly123