Normal skin has a soft, supple texture because of its water content. For skin to feel soft, pliable and normal, its top layer must contain a minimum of 10% water â and ideally between 20% and 35%. To help protect the outer layer of skin from losing water, the skin's sebaceous glands produce an oily substance called sebum.
Michigan Car Seat and Booster Seat Laws. Rear-Facing Car Seat. Law states no preference. Car Seat. Children ages 7 and under and less than 57 in height must use a child safety seat. Booster Seat. Children ages 7 and under and less than 57 in height must use a child safety seat. Seat Belt. Children ages 8 through 15 must be secured in a seat belt.
Booster seats or child safety seats are required until age 6. Children must be in forward-facing seats or convertible seats until age 5 or 40 lbs. Infant seats and convertible seats are required to be rear-facing until passenger is at least 1 year old or 20 lbs. in weight. All child restraint laws are standard enforcement.