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COSRX Balancium Comfort Ceramide Cream 80g

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COSRX Balancium Comfort Ceramide Cream 80gThe "Matte Balm" That Rescues Sensitive Skin Find the perfect balance between richness and comfort with the COSRX Balancium Comfort Ceramide Cream. This daily moisturizer is a soothing savior for skin that feels tight, sensitized, or broken out, providing intense barrier repair without the heavy, oily finish of traditional creams. Formulated with 10,000 ppm of Ceramide NP and Medical Grade Centella Asiatica, it strengthens the skin's defense system

The "Matte Balm" That Rescues Sensitive Skin

Find the perfect balance between richness and comfort with the COSRX Balancium Comfort Ceramide Cream. This daily moisturizer is a soothing savior for skin that feels tight, sensitized, or broken out, providing intense barrier repair without the heavy, oily finish of traditional creams.

Formulated with 10,000 ppm of Ceramide NP and Medical-Grade Centella Asiatica, it strengthens the skin's defense system while calming redness. Its unique matte balm texture melts into the skin upon contact, leaving a velvety, non-greasy finish that works beautifully under makeup or as a protective night treatment.

Why We Love It

  • Instant Barrier Repair: The high concentration of Ceramides patches up "cracks" in the skin barrier, locking in moisture and blocking out irritants.

  • Non-Greasy "Matte" Finish: Unlike heavy ointments, this balm absorbs into a soft, matte finish that won't leave you looking shiny or feeling sticky.

  • Soothing Cica Blend: Infused with Centella Asiatica Leaf Water and medical-grade extracts (Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassic Acid) to rapidly calm inflammation and acne redness.

  • Balanced Moisture: Designed to restore the perfect oil-water balance, making it suitable for both dry, flaky skin and oily, dehydrated skin.

Key Ingredients

  • Ceramide NP (10,000 ppm): A lipid naturally found in the skin that repairs the moisture barrier and prevents water loss.

  • Centella Asiatica Leaf Water: Replaces mineral water to provide immediate soothing relief to stressed skin.

  • Niacinamide: Works to brighten dark spots and regulate excess sebum.

  • Sunflower Seed Oil: Rich in Vitamin E to nourish deeply without clogging pores.

Recommended For

  • Sensitive or sensitized skin (e.g., from over-exfoliation).

  • Oily yet dehydrated skin ("tight but shiny").

  • Acne-prone skin needing a non-clogging moisturizer.

 

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