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Our skin will make itself thicker when it is rubbed more. An adult skin weighs about three to four kilograms; it is twice as heavy as your liver, it is the next largest organ in your body. The skin would cover around two sq. m. It is about the area of a single bed or a small shower curtain.

1. Skin is your largest organ
This oft-forgotten organ actually makes up 15 percent of your body weight. The average human carries a Dachshund’s worth of skin: roughly 10kg covering two square meters.

2. Skin renews itself every month
This is because the wall of the skin is constantly being supplied with new, living bricks: keratinocytes. These cells are made up of the tough protein keratin, which is unbelievably strong: it also forms our hair and nails.

3. A midnight feast could lead to sunburn
Recent evidence suggests that our skin cells contain complex internal clocks that run on a 24-hour rhythm influenced by the body’s ‘master clock’ in the brain. Overnight, skin cells proliferate rapidly, preparing and protecting our outer barrier for the sunlight and scratches of the coming day. During the day, these cells then selectively switch on genes involved with protection against the Sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays.

4. Eating colorful vegetables increases the skin’s perceived attractiveness
If you ever needed more motivation to eat your veg, science shows that it makes your skin more attractive. Carotenoids are red, orange, and yellow pigments found in colorful fruit and vegetables, such as carrots, tomatoes, and oranges. Evidence suggests that a diet rich in these foods gives skin an attractive glow, even if it is not clearly noticeable.

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1. Protection
Our skin provides protection for our internal organs from injury, knocks, and bumps. It also keeps out dirt, germs, and other liquids while serving as shield from the sun's harmful ray's (Ultraviolet Ray's).

2. Keeping Fluids In
Our skin keeps in essential body fluids, minerals and salts.

3. Touch
Our skin is responsible for our sense of touch.

4. Temperature Control
Our skin cools when our body gets too hot and keeps heat inside our body in cold conditions.

5. Production of Vitamin D
Our skin produces an important nutrient known as Vitamin D which is vital to our skin.

6. Waste Removal
Our skin removes body waste through sweating.

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1. Body Odor
Body Odor results when bacteria found on your skin decompose and interact with perspiration.
(in order to control body odor, it is important to keep the skin clean through washing. Regular Bathing and used anti-perspirant will help keep perspiration off the skin).

2. Acne
Acne is a skin disorder characterized with the inflammation of the glands and the hair follicles. (it is important to wash your skin two to three times a day with a mild soap, use lukewarm water in washing face. These open the pores and allows you to clean deep seated dirt, use cool water for rinsing to close pores and prevent dirt from entering, avoid touching and pricking the acne because it will irritate the acne).

3.  Allergies
Allergic reactions show up as rashes or dry patches in the skin. They may be due to intake of a certain type of food, cosmetics, or anything you apply on your skin (to avoid these allergic reactions use cosmetics that are hypoallergenic and stay away from your allergies and irritants).

4. Freckles
Freckles are a small patches of melanin that becomes darker when exposed to sunlight (in order to avoid these protect your skin from direct exposure to strong sunlight. You may use sunblock with high sun-protective factor SPF when you need to work under the sunlight).

5. Moles
Moles are also patches of melanin but are larger and darker than the freckles; they may be flat or raise and at times, hair is seen growing in the area. Normally, moles are not removed unless for aesthetic reasons or because it bleeds, changes its color, size, and shape.

6. Birthmark
A birthmark is a skin blemish that you are born with. Other birthmark are found to be caused by a cluster of blood  vessels just below the surface of your skin.

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1. Keep it clean.

2. Take a bath every day and every after exercise.

3. Drink lots of water to hydrate skin.

4. Eat Fruits and Vegetables rich in Vitamin C and E.

5. Use deodorant and anti-perspirant.

6. Never Squeeze pimples or acne.

7. Keep your hands clean.

8. Protect your skin from direct exposure to sunlight.

9. Seek proper medical care.
10. Regularly check Moles, warts, and freckles.

11. Wear appropriate clothes to protect your skin from heat and cold.