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The skin barrier, primarily the stratum corneum, protects against environmental insults and prevents excessive water loss. The occlusive effect describes how substances form a film over the skin, reducing TEWL and enhancing hydration. While beneficial for conditions like dry skin and drug delivery, prolonged occlusion can impair barrier function, especially with irritants.
Physical film formation reducing transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and increasing stratum corneum hydration.
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