Your skin produces natural oils to protect itself
Your skin's sebaceous glands secrete natural oils called sebum, forming a crucial barrier that locks in moisture and shields against harmful invaders, maintaining vital skin health.
Your skin constantly produces natural oils, called sebum, from tiny glands to create a vital protective shield. This oily mixture locks in moisture, keeping your skin hydrated and supple, while also forming a waterproof barrier. It actively repels water and blocks harmful invaders like bacteria, viruses, and pollutants from entering your body.
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