Sweat glands found in the armpits and genital areas.

Receptors that detect light touch.

Vessels responsible for transporting lymph throughout the skin.

The body's largest organ, which protects internal structures and regulates temperature.

Part of hair within the follicle, undergoing growth.

Pigment responsible for skin color.

Hard, keratinized extensions at the tips of fingers and toes.

Pigment contributing to the yellow-orange coloration of the skin.

Layer providing strength and flexibility to skin.

Root of the hair embedded in the skin.

Glands that produce sweat to regulate body temperature.

Fibrous tissue supporting the skin and other organs.

Type of melanin that produces yellow and red pigmentation.

Region of nail growth located beneath the base of the nail.

Outer layer of the skin, providing a barrier against environmental factors.

Type of melanin that produces brown and black pigmentation.

Nerve endings in the skin that detect sensory information.

Glands in females that produce milk during lactation.

Skin under the nail plate, supplying nutrients.

Outermost layer of epidermis composed of dead, flattened skin cells.

Glands that produce sebum (oil) to lubricate skin and hair.

Eponychium; tissue at the base of the nail that protects the matrix.

Blood vessels located in the dermis supplying oxygen and nutrients.

Small muscle attached to hair follicles causing hair to stand up.

Layer found only in thick skin, providing extra protection.