Reddit mentions of Ceracolla Skin Lotion - 180ml - Moist (Harakjuku Culture Pack)

Rave: Meishoku Ceracolla Moisture Lotion

I bought this to replace the Perfect Gel from the same line because it has the same active ingredients (ceramides, mostly) and I'd like to use a more exciting moisturizer instead.

Now, I have not actually used this on my face yet ^because ^I'm ^an ^idiot ^who ^buys ^more ^products ^than ^she ^can ^reasonably ^patch ^test, but I've tried it on my lips (under balm) and my hands (under my normal hand cream) for a few days.
I have atopic eczema on my hands which means they're extremely sensitive, have dry spots and I regularly need to use prescription creams for flare-ups. Within ~2 days of using the lotion, my hands got SO much better! I wake up with hands that feel basically normal and I haven't needed to use my steroid cream in days. There's still slightly drier spots here and there, but the overall improvement is bizarre, especially considering I've used hand creams with ceramides before that didn't do much.

My apologies...I missed that you didn’t want any ferments.

Someone else mentioned Ceracolla. It’s a Japanese line that is very clean and includes a face wash, two different lotions (toners are called lotions in Japanese skin care), an emulsion, a gel cream and a regular cream. If you look at the following link and go to the reviews, someone included all the ingredients. Amazon doesn’t carry the entire line, but YesStyle does.

Ceracolla Skin Lotion - Blue

CosDNA Ingredient List for Ceracolla Products

Hope this helps!

You could try Meishoku Ceracolla Perfect Gel or their Lotion. Both are well-formulated with ceramides and are non-irritating. I tried Cerave, Rosette Ceramide and Dr. Jart until I found and stuck with that one, as it's the only one that didnt break me out. It was also able to really help with my tretface (flakiness and dryness gone in one night). I use the Super Moist version of the lotion (pink bottle) as a hydrating layer. https://www.amazon.com/Meishoku-Light-color-cosmetics-Serakora/dp/B00MNZEIH6

https://www.amazon.com/Ceracolla-Skin-Lotion-Harakjuku-Culture/dp/B00IJSWSA0

I have used jojoba oil under aquafor, I like jojoba oil because it's molecular structure is most similar to our own sebum.

I've started using ceracolla skin lotion on my hands, it's pretty good. I like it because it has 3 different ceramides, hyauronic acid, and cholesterol.

Best of luck, I know firsthand how stubborn eczema can be

Hi! I have a bottle of this (the blue one, right?) and can either decant or just send you what's left of the bottle. I can provide verification this afternoon, if you're interested?

The Hada Labo helped save my skin when I was having a severe flareup- I was so dehydrated that I couldn't apply anything to my face, well except this and the ceracolla lotion. The japanese skincare tends to offer some very gentle options. Ceracolla also has a "perfect gel" which is more of a moisturizer, and there are different versions for both Hada Labo and Ceracolla- emulsions, moisturizers.

It wasn't hydrating enough, so I you ld layer bot lotions under a stronger moisturizer. I never found the perfect one though.

My issue with it now is that it had castor oil in it- I can't find the ingredient in the current formulation though, but it makes my face really hot. I'll not repurchase unless necessary because they are not cruelty free.

Why do you avoid dimethicone? I try to avoid it because it gives me cystic acne, but my face is so much healthier (other than the acne) when I use it. I've been using Derma E Hydrating day and night cream which has ingredients my skin isn't a fan of, but the formulation has regulated the oil production in my skin. I'm dry, but not dehydrated! And I've woken up with facial skin that resembles my neck!

Does your current moisturizer smell like lavender? I'm intrigued but concerned about the "Blend Of Floral Extractions" and lavender water.

The Aloe Vera didn't do much for my skin. I ended up using it for my body, but if you're interested, it's nice to have on hand even if it doesn't work.