Gel Formula for Post-Laser Skin Recovery: Ceramide Concentration and Adding Butters

Based on the conversation with the staff, here is a summary of the advice regarding your gel formula and concerns:

Regarding the use of 10% Ceramide Complex due to stinging and redness after Fractional CO2 laser treatment:
The staff advised that while using 10% Ceramide Complex is not harmful, using a single ingredient in a very high concentration may not provide significantly more benefit compared to using it at 5%. They noted that incorporating a variety of ingredients is generally more beneficial for the skin.

Regarding the overall formula and using butters:
The staff confirmed that the composition of your updated formula (including Ceramide Complex, Moist Amino acid, Snow Algae, Copper Peptide, Centella, Adenosine, Safe B3 5%, and Vitamin B5 5%) is suitable for your needs, especially for post-laser recovery, reducing redness, and stinging. They also stated that using Kokum Butter or Shea Butter in conjunction with the gel is appropriate, particularly if your skin feels dry or irritated, which is common after laser treatments. Butters are well-suited for addressing skin dryness.

In summary, your proposed formula with the added B3 and B5 is considered suitable by the staff for your concerns. While 10% Ceramide Complex is acceptable, the benefit might be similar to 5%. Using Kokum Butter or Shea Butter is also suitable, especially for dry or irritated skin post-laser.