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Skin Essentials breaks down 12 of the most crazy facts you have never heard about skin. Transcription: 12 Crazy Facts About Skin Skin is the body's largest organ. Skin accounts for about 15% of your bodyweight. Your thinnest skin is on your eyelids. And your thickest skin is on your feet. Hair is made from Keratin. Keratin also forms fingernails. 50% of the dust in your house is made of dead skin. Every 5 minutes your skin sheds over 150,000 dead cells. 1 in 110,000 people have albinism. 4 our of every 5 teenagers get some form of acne. 1 out of 20 adult women suffer from acne. 1 out of 100 adult men suffer from acne. Your skin renews itself every 28 days. If you're in the colorado area and are interested in improving your own skin please contact Skin Essentials today. http://skinessentials.bodevolve.com/

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