As the human body’s largest organ, with direct contact to the external environment, skin can face extreme conditions while fulfilling its role as a protective barrier. Human skin can respond in varied and complex ways to stress conditions to maintain a stable milieu. This balancing act is known as homeostasis; from the Greek word ‘homeo,’ meaning ‘similar to,’ and ‘stasis,’ meaning ‘standing still’. Homeostasis may refer to regulation of body temperature, hydration, pH, reduction-oxidation (redox) reactions, and many more parameters critical to human biology (1).
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