Ceramide, also known as sphingolipids, are lipids that exist in the skin and play an important role in the formation of the epidermal stratum corneum. Recent studies have shown that when the skin appears dry, desquamated, and cracked, and its barrier function is significantly reduced, skin supplementation with ceramide can quickly restore moisturizing and barrier functions.
Ceramide 3 Source & Specification Overview
Ceramide 3 Source
Specification
Appearance
Grade
Canola Fermentation
99%
White Powder
Cosmetic Grade
30%
Light Yellow Powder
1%
White Liquid
5%
White Paste
Konjac Extract / Rice Bran Extract
3%
Light Brown Powder
Food / Healthcare Grade
10%
Light Brown Powder
Product Specification Sheet
Product Name:
Ceramide 3 Powder
Grade:
Cosmetic and Food Grade
ITEM
SPECIFICATION
TESTING METHOD
Assay Ceramide
30%
HPLC
Physical & Chemical Control
Appearance
Light Yellow Powder
Visual
Odor
Characteristic
Organoleptic
Tasted
Characteristic
Organoleptic
Sieve Analysis
100% pass 80 mesh
80mesh screen
Loss on Drying
3% Max.
GB 5009.3
Ash
2% Max.
GB 5009.4
As
1.0ppm Max
GB 5009.11
Pb
2.0ppm Max
GB 5009.12
Hg
1.0ppm Max.
GB 5009.17
Cd
0.1ppm Max
GB 5009.15
Microbiological
Total Plate Count
10000cfu/g Max.
GB 4789.2
Yeast & Mould
100cfu/g Max
GB 4789.15
E.Coli
Negative
GB 4789.3
Staphylococcus
Negative
GB 29921
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Ceramide 3 (Ceramide NP) Powder?
Ceramide 3, also known as Ceramide NP, is a pure lipid material that mimics the natural ceramides found in the stratum corneum of human skin. It is widely used in cosmetics to restore the skin's moisture barrier and enhance hydration.
What are the main benefits of Ceramide 3 in skincare?
Ceramide 3 helps repair dry, desquamated, and cracked skin by rebuilding the epidermal barrier. This barrier function prevents moisture loss and protects the skin against environmental pollutants and irritants.
What is the source of your Ceramide 3 Powder?
Our Ceramide 3 is sourced either through natural canola fermentation (resulting in up to 99% pure white powder) or plant-based Konjac Extract / Rice Bran Extract, which is suitable for both food and cosmetic grades.
How should Ceramide 3 Powder be added to cosmetic formulations?
Cosmetic grade Ceramide 3 Powder (especially the 30% concentration) is typically incorporated into the oil phase of emulsions. It is recommended to heat and dissolve it with other lipids or emulsifiers to ensure uniform dispersion.
Is the Ceramide Powder compatible with all skin types?
Yes, because ceramides are skin-identical molecules, Ceramide 3 is exceptionally gentle, non-irritating, and suitable for all skin types, including sensitive, acne-prone, and dry skin conditions.