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Your skin barrier may be damaged. CutiShield is designed to rebuild your barrier.
Three everyday things strip the lipids that hold water in:
The result shows up as stinging sunscreen, flakes, and skin that's oily and tight at once.
Four jobs, four ingredients that earn their place:
Your skin gets the material to rebuild with, and the signal to make more of its own.
Sinks in under a minute. Holds all day.
A gel-cream formulated for Indian humidity, not Korean winters:
Airless pump means every dose is fresh — ceramides degrade in open jars.
For skin that's been trying too hard.
Reach for CutiShield if:
Safe for all skin types and pregnancy.
Three everyday things strip the lipids that hold water in:
The result shows up as stinging sunscreen, flakes, and skin that's oily and tight at once.
Four jobs, four ingredients that earn their place:
Your skin gets the material to rebuild with, and the signal to make more of its own.
Sinks in under a minute. Holds all day.
A gel-cream formulated for Indian humidity, not Korean winters:
Airless pump means every dose is fresh — ceramides degrade in open jars.
For skin that's been trying too hard.
Reach for CutiShield if:
Safe for all skin types and pregnancy.
Most moisturisers declare a single ceramide and call it barrier repair. CutiShield delivers Ceramide NP, AP and EOP with cholesterol and phytosphingosine — the full set your skin uses to rebuild — at 1%.
Not all moisturisers provide adequate barrier defense. Here is how CutiShield compares.
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Find answers to common questions about CutiShield Barrier Defense Cream.
It's formulated to be non-comedogenic† and it's a gel-cream rather than a heavy balm, specifically because oily and acne-prone skin in humid climates needs barrier support too. As with any new product, patch-test on the jawline for two days first.
It does the job of one and more. A moisturiser adds water. CutiShield supplies the lipids that hold water in, which is why it's called a barrier cream. You don't need a separate moisturiser on top.
Yes — that's largely who it's for. Apply your active first, let it absorb, then CutiShield. If your skin is currently stinging or flaking, pause the actives and use CutiShield alone for two weeks first.
It's formulated to layer under CutiBlock-IR. Give it about a minute to set before the sunscreen and use two pumps rather than four — pilling is almost always an over-application problem.
The formula contains no retinoids so its generally safe. As always, run any routine past your own doctor during pregnancy.
