Skin. Your skin does 6 things. 1 Prevents the loss of water.

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Skin

Your skin does 6 things.

1 Prevents the loss of water

2 Protects the body from injury and infection Pictures too gross to show you…

3 Regulates body temperature

4 Eliminate wastes

5 Gather information about the environment

6 Produce vitamin D

Layers of skin Epidermis: Outer layer Dermis: Middle layer Subcutaneous: Inner layer

Your epidermis is showing!

Facts about the Epidermis Cells live for about 2 weeks They die and become part of your skin’s surface They flake off and carry bacteria and dirt away

Dermis Pores - opening where sweat leaves your body Sweat glands - where your sweat is made Oil glands - where your skin’s oil is made Hair - has its roots in your dermis

Skin Care Eat properly Drink water Limit exposure to sun Keep your skin clean and dry