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Transepidermal water loss (TEWL) refers to the passive evaporation of water from inside the body through the epidermis into the external environment. It is a natural process that helps regulate hydration levels and serves as an indicator of skin barrier integrity. Low TEWL suggests healthy skin, while elevated TEWL indicates compromised barrier function. Several internal and external factors influence TEWL, including skin barrier health, environmental conditions, age, body site, and skin disorders. Management strategies include using moisturizers and avoiding harsh cleansers.
Humectants attract moisture into the upper layers of the skin; occlusive agents form a protective film preventing evaporation.
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