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Can you use Ceramides with BHA (salicylic acid)?

CompatibleEvidence · Established

A sensible counterweight. Salicylic acid clears the follicle and can dry the surface; a ceramide moisturiser afterwards keeps that drying from tipping into a compromised barrier.

Established: Well-supported, widely-accepted cosmetic guidance.

Ceramides
INCI · Ceramide NP

Barrier lipids used in moisturisers to support a comfortable, less reactive-feeling skin surface.

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BHA (salicylic acid)
INCI · Salicylic Acid

A beta-hydroxy acid that exfoliates inside pores for a clearer-looking complexion.

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