A cream may appeal at first touch. You also choose it for the skin you care for when you return to your day. Panthenol is worth understanding when you want to connect hydration with support for the skin barrier.
An ingredient with a role to understand
Panthenol is related to vitaminB 5 and is used in moisturising and skin-comfort formulations. Its role becomes more concrete when you connect it to suppleness and water retention.
Tightness after washing or roughness under clothing gives you a reason to consider the care a formula offers after application.
What the research examined
A randomised, double-blind human study compared dexpanthenol preparations with their vehicles. It found improved stratum corneum hydration and reduced water loss through the skin.
Hydration and support for holding onto it belong together. Those findings help explain the ingredient’s interest in barrier-focused skincare.
Its place in NeuroSensa™
The cream combines panthenol with humectants, barrier lipids and emollients. Those roles address water in the outer layer, support for retaining it and surface softness.
They come together in a fragrance-free cream with a silky, non-greasy finish, designed to fit daily care, clothing and movement.
Choose for your everyday experience
Apply to external skin as directed and let the cream settle. Notice the suppleness and finish that accompany you afterwards.
Understanding how ingredients complement one another gives your choice a clear purpose and your care a reason to become regular.
Explore complementary daily care
Discover panthenol alongside hydration, barrier and softening ingredients in NeuroSensa™.
