My own serious approach to cooling down the skin emergency brought on by elevator malfunction.

Have you ever walked up more than ten flights of stairs? The elevator suddenly broke down, and I barely made it home, gasping for breath, carrying a heavy grocery bag. My legs were shaking, sweat was dripping down my body, and when I looked in the mirror, my face was flushed. This sudden rise in temperature can cause skin to lose elasticity and become easily sensitive, so I suddenly felt a deep concern. So today, I decided to take extra care of my skin, even more soberly and attentively than usual. Especially in times like these, I tend to focus on the most basic skincare routine at home. First, after washing my face, I soak a cotton pad in a cool, soothing toner and place it on my cheeks and forehead. It's crucial to quickly cool down my skin. Then, I layer a gentle, moisturizing ampoule three times, allowing it to slowly absorb. While daily self-care can sometimes feel like a tedious chore, on days like today when I'm unexpectedly challenged, I'm reminded of the importance of this devotion. Thinking of it as a time to give myself a break, not just applying makeup, I find myself becoming more attentive and finding peace. What are you preparing for your skin today, especially after it's been particularly tough? Sometimes, more important than fancy techniques is simply listening to your skin and patting it down.