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The Skin in Review
It is estimated that the skin regenerates itself every 27 days. Throughout the course pf one’s life, for better or for worse the skin is an ever-evolving organ. Meticulous maintenance and attention are necessary to ensure youthfulness vitality and health.

Fast Facts on Skin

•Is the largest organ of the body
•Generally weighs 6 pounds
•Comprised of various elements
•Includes the following components: water, lipids, protein, and other chemicals and minerals

Daily Skin Needs
The daily treatment of the skin should include a few essentials to ensure the protection and appearance of the skin. Daily, the skin requires water to keep skin supple and firm. Long-term failure to drink water tends to takes its toll on skin. The same rule applies with eating a healthy diet to help prevent rashes and pimple-related outbreaks. Cleansing the face twice a day helps prevent acne or blackheads. After the face is cleaned, it should be followed by toner on oily skin types. Moisturizing is essential for all skin type (including oily skin). Find an oil-free moisturizer. The key to replenishing skin with moisturizer is by applying it before the face is completely dried.

Good skin care also involves paying close attention to the body’s entire skin area. Since the skin is forever changing, taking heed of modifications such as patches, moles, translucent pimples and other skin rashes is a critical aspect of overall preventative care.

The skin is made up of the following layers and important proteins:

• Epidermis (outer layer)
• Dermis (middle layer)
• Hypodermis (fatty layer)
• Collagen (the most abundant protein of the skin)
• Elastin (an elastic-like protein found with collagen in the dermis). It’s
• Keratin (dominant protein in the makes up the skin’s external layer of skin, hair and nails.

 

 

 

 
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