If you are concerned about both dead skin cells and sebum during the winter
2026.11.14 20:42
As the weather gets drier, dead skin cells are becoming noticeable on my cheeks, and I still seem to have excess sebum around my nose, so I am concerned about my skincare routine.
I used to think that focusing solely on moisturization was enough during the winter, but seeing the fine bumps on my cheeks makes me wonder if I need to exfoliate. On the other hand, I am hesitant to start peeling because I worry that it might make my dry skin feel even tighter.
Can I expect the effects of Lara Peel even in this season? I would like to know if they check for skin irritation or flaking before the treatment. I am also curious if I need to pay extra attention to using moisturizers after the procedure.
If my skin becomes particularly rough only in winter, is it possible to receive temporary treatment tailored to the season?
I want my skin to stay comfortable rather than exfoliating too much.
If it is better to soothe and moisturize first, I would like to discuss that as well. I would also like to check in advance for the possibility of severe dryness after the procedure.
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