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Skin or skins can refer to:

Outer covering

• Skin, an organ of the integumentary system (also see nudity)
• Skin, another name for peel (fruit)
• Aircraft outer covering or aircraft wing's covering Skin (aircraft)

Biology

• Skin beetle, a type of insect

Film, theatre, and print media

• Skin (film), a 1997 short film by Sarah Kane
• Skin (novel), a 2007 novel by Ted Dekker
• Skins, a 1995 novel by Adrian C. Louis
• Skin (short story), a story written by Roald Dahl
• Skin (graphic novel), a comic book by Peter Milligan
• Skin (comics), a Marvel comic book character
• Skins, a skinhead photo book by Gavin Watson
• Skins (film), a 2002 film by Chris Eyre based on the Adrian C. Louis novel
• Skins, a 1994 film
• Skin (TV series), a 2003 American television series
• Skins (TV series), a 2007 British television series
• Skins, a species of aliens in the TV series Roswell

Music

• Skin (musician), former lead singer of the band Skunk Anansie
• Skin, a US band also known as World of Skin
• Skin (UK band), a British hard rock band
• Skin (Japanese band), a Japanese supergroup
• Skin (16 Volt album)
• Skin (Melissa Etheridge album)
• Skin (Skin album)
• "Skin" (song), a song by the Rascal Flatts
• Skin (Katie Noonan album)

Sports and sports culture

• Skins, the team that plays a sport shirtless in Shirts Versus Skins
• Skins Game, a type of golf and curling event
• Skins, a brand of sports clothing

Computing

• Skin (computing), custom graphics for computer software and websites
• In computer games, skinning is morphing the skin of a character using a set of bones.

Anthropology

• The skin system is a form of social categorisation in Australian Indigenous societies.

Slang

• Skin, a short form of the word skinhead
• Skin, a short form of redskin (slang)
• Skin, a slang term for abrade
• Skins, a slang term for rolling papers

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