Barrier+ Triple Lipid & Peptide Cream.

"The next product I highly recommend is the SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid & Peptide Cream. This is a great one if you have dry, sensitive skin, or for the winter. Honestly, this is one of my go-to facial moisturizers to use in the wintertime. Ingredient wise, it has their patented 3% triple lipid complex, which is a blend of lipids that helps to restore the ceramides and fatty acids that are naturally present in our skin but often deficient in the winter or for those who have dry skin. In addition, it also contains a peptide blend that helps to calm and soothe the skin and offers additional support for our skin barrier, along with other great humectants. It's just all around a very nourishing, creamy moisturizer that is, like I said, a must have for the wintertime, especially if you have dry skin. I also love the fact that this is vegan, cruelty free, and also refillable, so there's less waste. You can also find this in a mini size for about $35, along with a few other bestsellers."

"Skinfix is another great one."

"I am actually obsessed with it because it reminds me a lot of another really awesome and rich thick moisturizer for winter but without the hefty price tag. I also like that there's a lot of science behind it. This contains the 3.5% patented BL3 barrier lipid complex, which contains biomimetic lipids meaning ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids in the optimized golden ratio that helps your skin barrier stay really strong and hydrated. It also has vitamin B9 folic acid and vitamin E and signal peptides for skin cell regeneration, wound healing, and repair of cells. BL3 was found to improve barrier contents of ceramides and lipids as well as natural moisturizing factors and aquaporin three levels in the skin. Aquaporins are channels in your cell membrane that help facilitate water entry and movement in and out of cells, so it helps you maintain more hydrated skin and a better and more functional skin barrier. I really like the texture of this. It goes on really thick."

"The SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream is packed with ceramides, peptides, and humectants like hyaluronic acid and glycerin. It also has red algae for extra help with locking in moisture. I really love its rich, buttery texture. It feels super nourishing on my skin. It is often spoken of as a dupe for the Skin Sudicles triple lipid restore."

"It is pretty thick. There's no smell so this is not likely to cause allergic reactions if you're sensitive to fragrance. This is definitely a very rich and extremely hydrating moisturizer for fall and winter, especially great if you have eczema prone skin or dry skin. I've been a fan of SkinFix for many years across many different product lines and so this one is no different. It's really, really nourishing and hydrating. It doesn't exactly evaporate quickly, which I think is good. You don't want a moisturizer that just absorbs in after a few seconds, so I think this will really do a good job of keeping your skin moisturized all night, even with your heater blaring."

"It has ceramides and anti-inflammatory properties in the form of aloe. I love how thick it is, it's really luxurious feeling cream. I think this is a wonderful one for Accutane skin because it will really deeply hydrate your skin and there's a whole host of these other benefits as well."

"SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream is really rich and nourishing, clinically proven to restore the skin barrier. The peptides in this one help with elasticity and collagen production. Super good for that really dry aging skin. It helps strengthen and support compromised skin barrier. The key ingredients here are the triple lipid complex and the peptides."

"I've gone through multiple bottles of it. [...] As we age, our skin produces fewer lipids leading to weakened barrier that is more prone to moisture loss, irritation, and sensitivity. [...] This one's clinically proven to restore skin's barrier function within 1 hour of application. It also helps improve elasticity and hydration levels by 70% within 4 weeks of use. It can help reduce transepidermal water loss and prevent that dehydration which is going to make it ideal for mature or maturing skin. This formula includes 3% peptide solution with a neutropeptide blend containing hexapeptide 11, algapeptides 1, 2, and 3, which are known for enhancing skin firmness and barrier support. The key ingredients here are the peptides which are the signaling peptides, the triple lipid complex, and hyaluronic acid."

"This is very, very hydrating, does not have any scent to it. It's very similar to Versed, maybe a little more, like a little softer, a little bit more hydrating. I have used it at night time as part of my retinol sandwich method, but it's appropriate for twice daily use. SkinFix also has the gel version of this which I love for the summer months or if you're more on the oily side, but I like the brand overall very, very much. Their cleansers and moisturizers are amazing."

"The triple lipid peptide cream is better for dry skin that needs hydration or like fall and winter months. I have finished both of these and loved them."

"SkinFix is a brand I don't talk about too much on the channel, you can find it at Sephora, it's a little higher price point. It's a really nice airtight pump and the SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream is really nice. I love the texture, it's very nourishing, great for those with dry skin, and I've talked about it for the last couple years."

"Talking about traditional peptide moisturizers, do they work? Not really in the way people think. They are cell signalers typically. So you get the palmitoyl pentapeptide 4, tripeptides 1 and 7. Those [...] peptides [...] will pretty much give the text instructions to your fibroblast and skin cells to make more collagen in your dermis or second layer and does help with fine lines and wrinkles. [...] If I were to [...] rate peptide moisturizers in general about a 7.5 to 8 out of 10 in terms of anti-aging, I don't think it's going to be nearly as good as a retinoid, especially tretinoin or tazarotene that's prescription, but it will be a nice supplement to the anti-aging routine."

"When I make these custom routines, SkinFix is always a brand I include because I know they're going to be fragrance-free typically and I know for the most part if somebody has sensitive skin, they're not going to have an issue with it. [...] The SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream is a fragrance-free thick cream that's great for dry or dehydrated skin. It's 54 bucks. The bottle is refillable, which is nice, so if you end up liking it, you can just repurchase the refills. You would unscrew this part and then screw in the cap refill."

"The updated version of the SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream is meant for dry skin. [...] If you're going to use something with retinoids or exfoliants, it's really important to make sure you get some good moisture over it. [...] It feels nice. [...] It's wonderful, and they sell refills for this now, which is great. If you haven't tried this, it's really lovely."

"SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream, which is another nice option at 54 bucks. This one's got some really nice ingredients: ceramides, vitamin E, phytonazine. It's really nice for dry skin. It's fragrance-free, certainly geared towards dry and sensitive skin types, and they have the same recycling package refillable thing as well which is nice. You can't go wrong with SkinFix, they pretty much do a great job all the time."

"The SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream [...] comes in a nice airless jar. It's very thick. [...] It is a little bit shiny when it soaks in, but you really can't tell, and [...] it soaks in and feels really nice. For winter and thickness and dry skin, this triple lipid peptide cream is the one to go with. If you have oilier skin they have an oily skin version as well which is their gel cream."

"The SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream has ceramides, shea butter, rice protein, vitamin E, and peptides. That one's a little bit more expensive."

"I love that SkinFix triple lipid peptide [...] cream. It is such a good for me, it's more something that I would use in the winter time. If you have drier skin, you know, maybe you would use it fall, spring, whatever."

"Brands like SkinFix make really great fragrance-free gentle moisturizers that are perfect for this time of year."

"I take a glob of the SkinFix Barrier cream and [...] pop it right on, and instantly I just have to hydrate it. I let this sit for as long as possible, and I put whatever's left over on my lips because my lips are really dry."

"I had been using this as my moisturizer with my Tretinoin on the nights of my Tretinoin because I needed something that was going to be a little bit more thick, a little more moisturizing on those nights because I was dealing with dehydrated skin. [...] Since I've healed finally my dehydrated skin I kind of don't need it anymore regardless."

"I first tried the SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream which was great but they changed the formula and from what I've heard from a lot of people, [...] a lot of people say it's just not as moisturizing so that's something to keep in mind."

"I have a little mini of the SkinFix Barrier+ cream for the nights when I'm traveling and I need to use my [...] retinol eye cream. [...] I always use this as my base, my base as my moisturizer when I use my retinol. So good, kind of expensive but I love it."

"SkinFix Barrier+ cream is that a go-to I use it every single time I apply Tran. It's something that I constantly have stashed in my like little skincare drawer."

"One thing that really really helped was the SkinFix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Peptide Cream. This is still the moisturizer that I use on the nights that I use my tretinoin, so three nights a week I apply this. [...] It just helps to protect my barrier, keeps my face nice and hydrated, and it's also really great to have in your stash if you've over-exfoliated or something. [...] This is the one that I would recommend for anyone who is beginning the tretinoin journey. If you're looking for a nice heavy moisturizer, [...] this is it."

"I use this all winter long. It's very rich, it's moisturizing, it's barrier restorative. I knocked a star off of it because it's pretty pricey product for what it is, for the amount that you get, and it's not my year-round moisturizer. It's really only something that I've been gravitating towards in cold weather. They recently reformulated it within the last few years and I actually really like what they've done with the cream. I think they fixed a lot of the elements I didn't like about when I first tried it years ago."

"This is a pretty nice barrier strengthening moisturizer. [...] The key ingredients include a 3% triple lipid complex with different forms of ceramides, sterols, and fatty acids. These are important crucial lipids that help restore your skin barrier, especially if it's weak or damaged or needs to stay strong in the face of aggressive actives like retinoids or even cold weather. They're also using a 3% peptide solution [...] derived from rice bran, which is good for helping to strengthen the skin barrier and help your skin retain moisture. The only issue [...] is the use of the word peptide itself. It's not really like very recognizable peptides in here. [...] Marketing wise, they are cashing in on the fact that the word peptides usually infers anti-aging benefits."

"I'm really warming up to this, I'm really enjoying this. It's something that I think is really great and it's been helpful for me. This has been really helpful for me. My skin's been going through it this month and this really helped with the peely flaky irritation. I started using this one because it is so rich, it's so moisturizing. I've been playing around with using this cream with just a little bit of another moisturizing cream mixed in and it kind of creates like an even thicker, heftier kind of cream with a little bit more occlusivity. It is so rich, it's so moisturizing, but for me personally it's not overwhelming and it's just like that right mix, that right prescription that my skin needed."

"SkinFix has a little bit more silkiness to it. It's so silky and moisturizing that 9 months out of the year it's too much for my skin, but there's kind of an amazing thing that happens between the two creams when I mix them together. When my skin is feeling quite dry, maybe a little raw, maybe irritated, I'll mix them together to really boost up a lot of moisture."

"This cream, I've been rocking it so much this past winter. It did go through a reformulation. I had tried it quite a few years ago, maybe around the time it first debuted at Sephora, and I didn't like it. It was kind of heavy, a little too rich, kind of smelly, it was just weird, I didn't like it. Then I had the opportunity to try it again after it had been reformulated in 2023, and I was like, this is not how I remember this product at all. This is actually a lot more elegant. It's still incredibly rich, but it's actually sinking into my skin a lot better. It feels so soothing, it feels so restorative to my skin. It still smells funny but I don't mind that because it's performing for me so much better, and I just ended up using it so much in the cold weather. That's really where this cream shines, I think, for dry skin. It's incredibly rich. As it says, triple lipid, there's a lot of lipids in here, very very rich fatty acids in here, ceramides in here. It's all focused on building back your skin barrier, really working on soothing dry and flaky skin. It has a very very moisturizing, rich, almost shea buttery like texture to it, and yeah, it's very very nourishing."

"This is an interesting texture because it is very buttery, it's very rich, but it's not thick. It's like if you whipped butter, you know, kind of gets fluffy. That's how this feels. And as you spread this onto your skin, it straight up melts into your skin. It's very luxurious. [...] You really feel the oil content here. You feel that nourishing skin softening oil melting into your skin in this airy, fluffy, buttery texture. Very, very moisturizing. If you have dry, flaky skin, this will really soothe that very nicely. And because of the barrier strengthening lipids in here, it can be quite soothing to the skin as well. It does not feel occlusive though, so [...] this is why I feel like this cream may not be the best for those who have dehydration. [...] A little bit of occlusivity in a moisturizer actually helps to resist the dehydration process and helps to resist hydration deep within your skin escaping through the top layers. [...] But if your skin is very dry, if it's very flaky, if it needs softening, if it needs a lot of richness and moisture, this is definitely the one."