1. The sebaceous follicle produces oil to keep the skin moisturized and protected.
2. Clogged sebaceous follicles can lead to acne breakouts.
3. The sebaceous follicles on my nose are larger than the ones on my cheeks.
4. It is important to cleanse your face regularly to prevent sebaceous follicles from becoming blocked.
5. The sebaceous follicle is connected to a hair follicle, which is why the oil is often seen at the base of a hair.
6. Over-production of sebum in the sebaceous follicles can result in oily skin.
7. Hormonal changes can affect the activity of sebaceous follicles, leading to changes in skin texture and appearance.
8. Some skincare products are designed to regulate sebaceous follicle activity and reduce the appearance of oiliness.
9. Excessive washing can strip the skin of its natural oils, leading to an increase in sebaceous follicle activity.
10. A dermatologist can help determine the best treatment for conditions affecting the sebaceous follicles.