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moisturizer
Stratia

Lipid Gold

Type
Moisturizer
Size
50 ml · 100 ml
Key ingredients
Ceramides, cholesterol, fatty acids
Skin types
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Fragrance
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What users keep saying · from 8 reviews

irritating4hydrating3rich texture1strong scent1

Recommends Lipid Gold as not too heavy but very moisturizing and long-lasting.

“Not super heavy, but very moisturizing and long lasting.”
positivehydrating

They loved it but had to stop when their skin stopped tolerating niacinamide.

“I miss Lipid Gold so much. My skin decided to stop tolerating niacinamide, so I had to cut it out.”
mixedirritating

They absolutely loved it but it's too expensive to import where they live.

“I absolutely loved Stratia Lipid Gold and Stratia Interface when I tried them.”
positive

Uses it under a thicker moisturizer and highly recommends it.

“Stratia makes one called Lipid Gold. I put it under a thicker moisturizer. I highly recommend it.”
positive

One of their favourite moisturisers: liquidy but works very well.

“stratia liquid gold is one of my favorite moisturizers. it’s liquidy but works so well.”
positive

Leaves their skin dewy, very emollient at night and great for barrier repair.

“Stratia Lipid Gold - this leaves me ~dewy~ and the sea buckthorn oil is so emollient I love it at night.”
positivehydratingrich texture

Changed their dry, flaky skin; rarely flaky now through Colorado winters.

“If my skin is really hurting and my barrier actually needs help I use Stratia lipid gold. It *changed my skin* when I started using it”
positivehydrating

Their niacinamide-sensitive skin hated Lipid Gold.

“My skin hates niacinamide. And my skin hated stratia liquid gold.”
negativeirritating

Lipid Gold's niacinamide was fine on an intact barrier, but the sea buckthorn oil tinted their very pale skin.

“As long as my barrier hadn't been previously compromised, the niacinamide in Lipid Gold didn't bother me. However, word of warning to the very pale: the sea buckthorn oil in it stained my fa”
mixed

Reacts to Lipid Gold every time.

“Unfortunately I’ve reacted to lipid gold every time.”
negativeirritating

Lipid Gold wrecked their niacinamide-sensitive skin.

“I'm also sensitive to niacinamide and Lipid Gold wrecked my skin. Steer clear”
negativeirritating

Lipid Gold is a bit sticky but dries down to feel like skin; their skin looks glowing.

“Lipid gold is a bit more sticky than Interface but they both dry down and feel like skin after a few minutes.”
positive

Trying Lipid Gold for barrier repair, finds it smells like fish oil.

“[PSA] Stratia Lipid gold smells like fish oil”
mixedstrong scent

Loves Stratia Lipid Gold so much that they want to try the rest of the line.

“I love Stratia Lipid Gold *SO much.* I want to try the rest of their line but have so many other products to get through first.”
positive

Has used Lipid Gold for about eight years and noticed no change after the rename.

“I've been using it for ~8 years and don't notice a difference”
positive

Likes Lipid Gold and is on a third bottle.

“I’ve only used lipid gold, but I like it. I’m on my third bottle.”
positive

Loves it alongside Stratia Interface.

“if you're ok with shopping outside of Sephora, I love Stratia's Interface and Lipid Gold”
positive