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matrix
it is enriched with blood vessels and nerves, which is where the growth of the nails starts.
nail root
it is attached to the nail matrix and is located beneath the skin at the base of the nail.
nail plate
it is semitransparent, allowing the color of the blood supply of the dermis to show through.
nail bed
the underlying tissue where the entire nail plate is attached.
lunula
A light colored crescent-shaped area at the base of the nail.
Cuticle
the tough fold of the skin that forms at the base and serves as a protective barrier
Eponychium
the thin skin at the base of the nail, above the cuticle, surrounds the matrix.
Epidermis
the outermost skin layer, visible, and responsible for skin color due to melanin. It also serves as a barrier against external factors.
Dermis
The middle layer is rich in connective tissue, blood vessels, hair follicles, and sweat glands. It provides essential nutrients to the epidermis.
subcutaneous layer
also called hypodermis, this layer consists of collagen and fat cells. It aids in shock absorption, energy storage, and
Cortex
it is made up of fiber-like cells that gives hair strength, elasticity, pliability, and texture.
Medulla
the center of each hair that consists of very soft keratin cells interspersed with spaces.
Cuticle
it is a flattened horny cells and the outermost layers of the hair shaft.