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Melanocyte

Melanocytes are cells that pigment the skin and hair. Located in the dermis or epidermis, as well as in the eyes, melanocytes protect against the sun.

This word belongs to the categories For sensitive or sun allergy-prone skin, Sun for everyone, Children's skin and the sun.

Mineral filter
Melanin
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