Where do finger nails come from? And why is part of it pink and the other white?!
Question: Fingernails are tightly packed keratinized stratum corneum squamous epithelial cells---basically, a hardened extension of your skin. the part that is pink is still attached to your nail bed, and the white part is dead and unattached.
Answers: Fingernails are tightly packed keratinized stratum corneum squamous epithelial cells---basically, a hardened extension of your skin. the part that is pink is still attached to your nail bed, and the white part is dead and unattached.