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The skin barrier lipid layer is a complex mixture of lipids, primarily ceramides, free fatty acids, and cholesterol, arranged in a lamellar structure within the stratum corneum. This layer is crucial for maintaining skin hydration, preventing the entry of irritants and pathogens, and overall skin health. Its dysfunction is implicated in various dermatological conditions.
Occlusion; forms a hydrophobic barrier to reduce TEWL and protect against external insults.
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