Hunainabout 1 year ago
Dead skin cells
Dead skin cells are a byproduct of your skin's natural repair and renewal process, known as epidermal turnover. As you age, your epidermal turnover process slows down, meaning it may take your skin longer to produce new cells and replace old ones.
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