The use of thermal mud cosmetics, health and beauty

The skin consists of three layers. The most superficial is called epidermis, dermis the middle layer, and the deep layer hypodermis. The outer layer called epidermis, is covered with keratin, a protein called cornea firm. The dead cells are removed from the skin surface and are replaced by new cells coming from the base of the epidermis. This constantly changing and clearing without notice every 28 days. This area also produces skin pigment melanin.
The epidermis consists of a series of layers (from inside out), the basal layer formed by a single layer of cells with mitotic activity and from which they move up the cells of the other extracts, the stratum spinosum or mucous with polyhedral cells, cytoplasmic presented as a spine, the stratum granulosum, with one or two layers of flat cells with granules of lipids in the stratum lucidum and stratum corneum anucteadas cells, formed as above stated by dead cells, that are flattened keratinized evolve as small plates.
Beneath the epidermis is the dermis which contains hair follicles, sebaceous glands and sweat glands, nerve endings and blood vessels.
This extracellular matrix contains collagen and elastin, two proteins which function supportive of the skin, contribute to resilience and resistance.
In the extracellular matrix, elastin polypeptides trope, which are precursors of elastin, are covalently crosslinked by the action of lisioxidasa, an enzyme that requires input from COPPER. Without the presence of this element decreased elastic fibers and fragmented rapidly, producing an enzymatic block. This also plays a key role in the production of collagen molecules. Deteriorates when the dermis, the skin loosens and wrinkles, elasticity is lost.
Finally, the deeper layer hypodermis containing fatty tissues and capillaries. It acts as a shock absorber, thermal insulator and as a reservoir of nutrients.
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