scarfskin

Scarfskin, sk�rf′skin, n. the surface skin.

There is no blood in the scarfskin, but there is a network of blood tubes in the true skin.

This is named epidermis or scarfskin.

This lies in the deep part of the scarfskin.

The epidermis, or scarfskin, becomes detached from the dermis, or true skin, and the space between the two rapidly fills with the fluid portion of the blood, known as lymph.