I'm thinking about giving out sheet masks.

Last weekend, I went to a class reunion for the first time in a long time, and when I looked in the mirror, I noticed that I looked unusually dull. As we were sitting in a brightly lit cafe, laughing and chatting, I suddenly felt upset when I compared my rough skin texture to the smooth skin of my friend sitting next to me. So, I decided to take this opportunity to really improve my skin condition and start focusing on home care. The first thing that came to mind was the simple yet effective use of sheet masks. However, it's better to use them every day than to use them blindly. Apply a mask pack I've heard that keeping it on is actually less harmful to the skin barrier, so I'm becoming more cautious. I have combination skin that's closer to dry, so I desperately need to replenish moisture. In the past, I just used to apply it every now and then whenever I remembered, but now I want to manage it systematically, so I'm trying to make my own plan. You guys are usually Apply a mask pack I'm curious to know how much you're using it for. Some people say that using it too often can actually cause breakouts, while others say that using "one pack a day" is the answer, so it's hard to decide. Especially these days, when the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors is so large that your face easily turns red, would it be better to focus on soothing it? What's the right amount to use when using a product that's full of nutrients? Apply a mask pack I'd also like to ask for advice. If there are others who have started to manage their skin as intensively as I have, could you share some valuable tips or routines?