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Does the skin of a newborn defend itself from environmental aggressions as effectively as adult skin?

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Does the skin of a newborn defend itself from environmental aggressions as effectively as adult skin?

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No. The hydrolipidic film on the skin’s surface (made up of sweat and sebaceous secretions) is almost non-existent and is not fully functional in a newborn infant. This means that his skin is deprived of precious natural protection. That’s why due to immaturity, it is important to protect your baby’s skin at any times.

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