Medical Skin Technology:

The outermost layer of the skin consists of 15 to 20 cell layers of dead cells that have dried out and died. This is the corneal layer of the skin. Between the dried cells is the intercellular substance, which is rich in fatty acids that keep
the structure intact and watertight.

Various complications can cause the formation of skin bumps. Complications include hair follicles becoming blocked by skin-fat plugs and skin contracting after
shaving (pseudofolliculitis barbae). Some skin is too dense, blocking the growth of tiny body hairs from hair follicles causing a condition called chicken skin (keratosis pilaris). The results are rough patches of small, acne-like bumps, usually on the arms, thighs and buttocks. The bumps are usually white, sometimes red, and generally don‘t hurt or itch.

Maricell™ Smooth softens the outermost layer of the skin making it easier for the tiny body hairs to grow and also softens the skin bumps so that they can easily be rubbed off.