Today's skin record numbers are more striking than a cute puppy.

As I walked around the park in front of my house, I found myself constantly calculating how the pollen and dust flying around could affect my sensitive skin. A cute puppy happened to be circling around my feet, and I smiled wryly at the thought that even its soft fur could be a variable in my skin barrier value. Because I love recording and analyzing my daily life as data, even during peaceful walks like this, I find myself making cool-headed judgments about my skin condition. Looking back at my meticulously kept skin records from the past month, I can see that as the weather became increasingly dry, my fine wrinkle index and flaking increased significantly, statistically. I could dismiss it as a feeling, but seeing the objective values ​​measured by my moisture meter dropping, I felt the need for precise ingredient prescriptions, rather than emotional consolation. So, I'll be using it tonight. Home care items I've decided to drastically revamp my list. After analyzing all the ingredients, I've concluded that a formula with at least 5% panthenol and proven soothing and barrier-strengthening properties is best for my skin type, rather than high-performance active ingredients. I tend to trust the order of ingredients on the ingredient list rather than the flashy marketing claims on cosmetics, so I'm switching products based on the daily changes in the recorded values. Sometimes I wonder if I'm being too critical of my skin, but ultimately, honest records and logical ingredient analysis are the real powers that keep my skin healthy. Now, I'll wrap up my walk in the park and head home to begin a thorough skincare routine based on today's data.