Sebum: Skin's Natural Oil for Moisture, Protection, and Antimicrobial Defense
How Sebum Protects the Body
- Moisturizes skin: Prevents dryness, especially in dry climates/winter.
- Protects from elements: Barrier against sun, wind, cold—prevents sunburn, windburn, chapping.
- Antibacterial/antifungal: Compounds in sebum protect against infection.
- Regulates temperature: Insulates body, retains heat in cold.
Sebum is a vital part of skin's natural protective system.
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