Ceramide is most commonly found in nature in high content levels inside the cell walls of plant cells, however when used industrially ceramide is used for is in personal health care such as hair care, skin care, and even in makeup.

Ceramide moisturizers are used when one wishes to replace one's skin's natural oils, for example on one's face. Some manufacturers of these moisturizers also claim that they help get rid of eczema, too.

Ceramide-C is an anti-wrinkle product. Any product used on the skin is capable of causing an allergic reaction if the user is sensitive to any of the ingredients. Ceramide-C does contain grape seed extract which has previously been thought to cause adverse side effects.

If you are suffering from certain skin conditions, it may be more likely to benefit from ceramide supplements, as these treat the underlying condition from the inside out. Ceramide-containing topical products may be more appropriate for dry, aging skin.

Amplify by Matrix ThickLift Volumizer is especially designed to plump up even the finest, limpest hair with a ceramide and soy protein formula.