Integumentary System (skin)

polar is thick and non-polar is ligt and will float to the top of whatever you put it in

Cortex

follicle

A superficial cut is the least severe cut that a person could get. Usually they are characterized as a small bruise, scrape, or cut. The rule of thumb is that if you cannot control the bleeding or the wound is occupying a large area, then the cut is not superficial.

Generally, collagen type of skin is type I collagen

With those rubber bands for tires I woulnd suggest you over inflate. Tires need alittle expansion for bumps and potholes on the road. Car 28-32lbs.

Truck/SUV 35-40lbs.

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The appendages of the skin are the same as the organs contained in the integumentary system. Which includes the nails, hair, sense receptors, sweat glands and oil glands.

yes it is not

Melanin

They are the 5 senses we are naturally blessed with. Modern humans have lost much of the sensitivity that our ancient ancestors need to simply survive.

actually wind is not cool........ its the sweat on our body make us feel it cold. bcoz sweat gets evaporated when wind flows.

If you mean liquid released by the human body, then that liquid is perspiration, or in common terms, sweat.

No, Carbomer is not harmful to the skin. Carbomer is used to make gels out of liquids, but it doesn't interact with the skin when it's used on the skin.

In-teg-you-meant-airy

That is a very difficult question, because technically everything is just a bunch of atoms bound in various chemicals and forms. This is similar to answering the question 'what defines a living thing from a non-living thing'.

Generally, a living organism is defined as something that can utilize energy and reproduce, however, there are chemicals that can do this without any seemingly obvious life present.

You can get a skin reaction from skin to skin contact.

it's absolutely impossible

Cynical Skin was created on 2012-01-08.

Protein makes up enzymes, hair, and nails.

what colour is Frankie's skin

Hypodermis.