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Most of a person's sebaceous glands are on the parts of the body normally covered by the most hair. They are most prevalent in the skin of the scalp and face. These glands are found almost all over the body, however, even in areas with few hair follicles. A personâs palms and soles of his feet are the two areas that lack sebaceous glands. Ad. Interestingly, sebaceous glands are also found in parts of the skin that usually lack hair. They are found on a personâs eyelids, nose, and nipples. They are also found on parts of the genitals that are entirely devoid of hair. In these places, the sebum doesnât travel through hair ducts.
The sebaceous gland is a microscopic gland found in a personâs skin. In fact, the skin contains many of these glands, which produce and secrete sebum. Sebum is a yellowish, waxy substance that has an oily feel to it. It helps keep a personâs skin and hair from becoming too dry. Sebaceous glands are attached to the bottom of hair follicles in the skin. Cells within the sebaceous gland have the job of producing sebum. In time, these special cells burst, releasing the sebum to travel through the hair follicle shaft or duct and onto the surface of the skin or scalp.