Ceramide-P
Lamelle's proprietary barrier-lipid technology.
Lamelle describes Ceramide-P as creating a multiple lipid-layered structure that mimics healthy skin, helping support the organisation of lipids within the skin barrier.
Its role is particularly relevant for:
Very dry + sensitive + barrier-compromised skin.
For Chris & Alley, I would describe the visible benefit as:
Helps replenish barrier lipids and improve moisture retention and resilience.
Avoid implying that it permanently reconstructs diseased skin.
Essential Fatty Acids
Essential fatty acids form part of Lamelle's current lipid-recovery positioning.
They support:
Skin softness + lipid replenishment + barrier comfort + moisture retention.
This makes them especially relevant when skin feels dry and depleted rather than simply dehydrated.
Urea
Lamelle currently highlights Urea as a moisturising component of the mask.
At appropriate moisturising levels, Urea forms part of the skin's Natural Moisturising Factor and supports:
Hydration + softness + improved water retention.
No current finished-product percentage is published.
Do not position this mask as a high-strength Urea exfoliating treatment.
Portulaca Oleracea / Purslane
Lamelle currently highlights antioxidant-rich Purslane as part of the soothing system.
It provides:
Antioxidant + skin-conditioning + visible-calming support.
For Chris & Alley, use:
Helps soothe and condition stressed skin
rather than stronger anti-inflammatory or healing claims.
Shea Butter
A rich emollient providing:
Lipids + softness + occlusive moisture support.
Shea Butter helps reduce the uncomfortable dry feeling associated with lipid-depleted skin and contributes to the mask's rich, comforting texture.

After cleansing, apply a generous, even layer to the:
Face + Neck + Décolleté
or to specific areas experiencing significant dryness.
Leave on for approximately:
15 minutes.
Gently remove any excess product with a soft, damp cloth or sponge.
Do not scrub the skin during removal.
Follow with:
Hydrating serum → Serra moisturiser
according to your routine.
Frequency
Use:
2–3 times per week
as an intensive moisture treatment.

None

Very dry skin
Dry skin
Sensitive skin
Dehydrated skin
Barrier-compromised skin
Skin prone to tightness
Flaky-looking skin
Rough skin texture caused by dryness
Skin lacking lipids
Environmentally stressed skin
Seasonal winter dryness
Mature dry skin
Skin that feels uncomfortable after cleansing
Skin recovering from overuse of active skincare
Supporting a Serra barrier-care routine
Normal skin requiring an occasional hydration boost
Overnight moisture support where tolerated
For actively inflamed, broken, infected or medically compromised skin, appropriate professional assessment should take priority over cosmetic skincare.