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Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream 150ml$22.50ILLIYOON
- Categories
- 8
- Price range
- $15.00 to $55.00
- Most named actives
- Ginseng 15Ceramide NP 7Squalane 6
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Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream 200ml$27.50
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Ultra Repair Intensive Care Cream 200ml$27.50
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Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream 500ml$47.50
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Ceramide Ato Relief Skin Softener 250ml$37.50
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Ultra Repair Intense Lotion 350ml$25.00
The ceramide body range a Korean pharmacy actually recommends
ILLIYOON is Amorepacific's barrier-care line for the body, and it is what a Korean pharmacist reaches for when someone says their skin itches in winter. Ceramide Ato is the range: a lotion at 300ml, 564ml and 580ml, a concentrate cream at 200ml and 500ml, a top-to-toe wash, a soothing gel and a bubble wash.
Around it sit Ultra Repair for the driest skin, Fresh Moisture for everyday washing at 350ml to 500ml, and the MD Red-itch cream for specific flare-ups. Ceramide NP, squalane, shea butter and licorice root lead the actives, and there are unscented lip and hand versions for people who cannot tolerate fragrance anywhere.
Lotion, concentrate cream, or wash first?
The wash first, because a stripping body wash undoes whatever you put on afterwards, and the top-to-toe wash is the fragrance-lightest option here. Then choose between the lotion and the concentrate cream by how your skin feels an hour after a shower rather than in the moment: tight and rough wants the cream, merely dry wants the lotion. The 564ml and 500ml sizes exist because this is a product used on a whole body daily, and the small ones are poor value for that.
Why is a body range worth importing at all?
Because barrier care for the body is where the Korean pharmacy shelf is genuinely ahead, and these formats do not exist abroad: a 500ml tub of ceramide cream at a drugstore price is not a thing a US shelf carries. The formulation is unremarkable on purpose, which is what makes it usable in the quantities a body needs. Each listing here carries the Korean barcode and the domestic size, which is the number that makes the price make sense.