Ahead of taking
steps to effectively nourish your skin in order to keep it glowing, you must be
attentive enough to know that how your skin works. This is a fact that
skin is accountable for various actions of the human body. These actions
consist of temperature regulation, insulation, sensation, synthesis of vitamin
D, etc.
To put it in simpler
words it can be said that skin is an extremely important part of your body and
you need to know about it properly in order to take care good care of it.
Your skin is
designed in a complex way; it is composed of three separate and dissimilar
layers: the epidermis, the dermis, and the hypodermis.
The epidermis is the
outermost section of the skin and it is highly exposed to various damages. It
is the part of the skin that is visible to us. The dermis is the second layer
and it is present directly beneath the epidermis and is accountable for
providing required nutrients to the epidermis. The inner most layer of the
skin is called the hypodermis and it is accountable for keeping the other
two layers firmly attached to the body.
Dr. Krupa Shankar
says that most of the people are unaware of the fact that all the three layers
are equally important and they just keep their focus on taking care of the
outer layer of the skin that is the Epidermis. In order to keep your skin in
its best form, you must follow an intensive skin care routine through which you
would be able to nourish all the three layers equally.