WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF THE SKIN AND HOW DO THEY WORK -- SKIN SCIENCE Episode 2

The skin layers we will be discussing today:
THe Epidermis including the:
stratum corneum
stratum lucidum
stratum granulosum
stratum spinosum
stratum basale
The Dermis including the:
papillary layer
reticular layer
The Hypodermis

Welcome to Skin Science, your new weekly guide to amazing skin! 2019 is the year to clear your breakouts and understand your skin, by learning and applying the knowledge of how your skin actually works, how products penetrate and get into what new science says. Make a notification on your calendar for every Saturday at 11 am, and stay hydrated!

🔴 RESOURCES AND REFERENCES:
The Water Secret by Dr. Howard Murad
Essential Cell Biology by Dennis Bray, Karen Hopkin, Alexander D Johnson, Julian Lewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter Bruce Alberts
Rook's Textbook of Dermatology by Christopher Griffiths, Jonathan Barker, Tanya Bleiker, Robert Chalmers, Daniel Creamer

Cassandra Bankson is a medical esthetician with expertise in skincare education and empowerment. This is not medical advice and is general information — you should ask ways do your own patch testing whenever trying new products, and consult other advisors before making any decisions around your beauty or body.
Cassandra works to empower all savvy skintellectuals and skintelligent viewers to understand and embrace their skin and BeYOUtiful from the inside out.


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Production & Editing: Cassandra Bankson
Cinematography: Julia Green
Assistant Editor: Juan Manuel Ariza
Lighting & Sound: Sean Parsons
Graphics & Design: Angela Rudnitskaja
Animation & Design: Muhammad Hadidi

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🔴 You are beYoutiful inside and out; I love you!

[Ute]

Sounds crazy but i think the only reason you got acne in the past is to help and understand other people 😊 Great video thank you so much 😙

[CassandraBankson]

*WOOT WOOT BUTTERFLIES, IT's HERE AND FINALLY UPLOADED!!! ENJOY, PLEASE SHARE WITH AN ACNE SUFFERING FRIEND AND POST A COMMENT ABOUT WHAT OTHER TOPICS YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT FIRST!* Our Skin is made up of multiple layers, and today we explore them all in Skin Science! The details, how they work, and even the cellular functions that happen within each one!

[nataliyachepurnova]

Great video! I’d like to hear more about specific ingredients and how they work with our skin.

[peepdi]

I'm glad I'm a science student. I Can understand everything so easily.
And also not to forget my teacher is really awesome. Thanks cassy!!

[Rabbitsecret]

Thank you for lesson about acne. I learn to treat my acne from your video. Eventhough, it is not 100% clear, but i see my skin improve a bit.

[Doliadoll]

I love how you explained everything so clear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Love your videoos <3

[brook]

Love you Cassandra! Great video. Ive been watching you for at least 5+ years.

[fuelingaphd]

Skin Science Saturday is helping me a lot in my science fair! Gotta love a good science based video! Thanks for the effort you put into every single one of them.

[SereneEcho]

I've always wondered what caused goosebumps...interesting

[sherriv]

Lovely lady, there is so much I need to learn. I will be back to watch
all of your skin care informative videos 💕
(Currently, sick and I need to rest. )

[dee-lightfulken]

Is this a new series?! I love it! You are so great at explaining the science behind it all which is why I’ve followed you so many years ago. Keep it up girl! 👍🏽💖

[christianlittle]

Wow Cassandra this was such a good video thank you so much for taking your time and doing this it truly is helpful

[gabbyaguilar]

Can you make a video about the best things to look for on ingredient labels and also the worst to stay away from

[cracky-patty]

God this so helpful, and it’s delivered so positive and not in boring way, really helps you learn a bunch.
THANK YOU CASSANDRA

[natzw]

Absolutely 💖 your new skin science video series... So interesting & informative thank u!! 😊 🔬🧬🧫

[hopem]

I would love a video on if allergies (seasonal, dust, etc.) can cause acne.

[shawnaciancio]

Thank you for making this video!! I love u-tube but struggle with who I can “trust”. Opinions are great! However, I really like to follow people I can count on to lead me to products with natural or good ingredients for my skin that does what I’m looking for it to do!! If you don’t understand “skin science” and ingredients its hard to imagine you can really do this.
Are you planning on doing a video on specific products you recommend that reach these different layer and how? Could you please?!!!
I have dry and dehydrated skin and I’d love to hear about any budget friendly products and tips you have for my skin type!
Thank you!!!!

[alandon]

So ready to learn about skin health :D

[jill]

"have you ever noticed that when you go swimming or take a shower you don't fall apart?" no I haven't lol

[minnabinna]

Had ANY WOMAN experienced facial hair. It's barely noticeable as I pluck it EVERYDAY since I was 15. Started off with a couple coarse hairs on side of my chin not noticeable as they were usually light or even white but very coarse if I touch my chin it felt very rough from new growth. I had bad cystic acne ( no doctor explained this to me) so I didn't understand why I'd get these super painful pumps that would occasionally grow and turn red not your typical pimple as the diameter was large and sometimes it's hold warm compress trying to get something to come out when there was nothing. It was literally just inflammation. But I mistakenly for regular acne I tried to pop it and it was excruciating. I have a couple scars not drop ones thankfully from picking. Thanks drying peroxide creams only flared up my skin and created another one near the original bump. So I went through this until was 18 and threw all the acne prescription that irritated and made my skin raw dry and I started to use very mild non drying facial Wash and non oil & comedonic moisture lotion. THATS when my cystic acne flare ups stopped when I stopped irritating my skin. Unfortunately the coarse hair issue never resided and no doctor server explained to me even now in my late 30's why I get those coarse hairs on my chin now a little above top side of my lips.. and more u hairs I figured with age it would disappear. I'm so fed up emotionally and physically from hyding this issue and plucking my we hold life . I read that I could if damages my hair follicles from picking or even some old school.acne medication caused it. Oddly my hormones always turn normal... Now I learned through my female doctor that if I didn't have my hormones tested at certain time in a month ( it's a 24 he period) or so, than it wouldn't have shown that hormonal imbalance which I according to blood test I don't have. I'm so so fed up and sick off having to pluck the new growth of coarse light or some darker hairs every morning since I've been been 15 yrs old . No doctor every offered me any help in fact my acne was so irritated and flared up in my teenage yrs because the more i dried out my skin with drying medicated eash plus peroxide salicylic type lotions really made my skin worse ( happens that my skin is naturally not oily and very dry( feels like sand paper after cleanse especially in cold dry Canadian climate) It could very well be that acne damaged some irritated some follicles and now I get hair on my chin where I normally shouldn't that was one of the specialist theory... No cure though