Look at my skin condition today, having survived the fine dust hell.

Oh my, did you see the sky today? You know how I opened the window this morning and gasped at the hazy fine dust? My throat is already scratchy and scratchy, and the air is so bad that my skin feels suffocated and stuffy, as if I can't breathe. There's no time to hesitate in times like this. I just came home from work, and I'm going to frantically wash my face and sit down to share my skincare routine today. Deep cleansing is crucial on days with heavy fine dust, but now that I'm in my 40s, I'm even more concerned about the potential for skin barrier breakdown if I over-stimulate my skin. So I use a mildly acidic cleanser to gently remove any dust, then immediately apply a soothing ampoule and twice as much of my usual moisturizer. I especially recommend this beloved item to everyone I know: a soothing mask I keep in the fridge and apply to my face. It instantly reduces redness and makes my skin look fresher. This kind of skincare routine really shines in bad weather. If you put in the effort, you'll notice a difference in how your makeup looks the next day. If you just fall asleep on a day like today because you're lazy, you're in big trouble. Go to the bathroom right now, wash off, and moisturize your skin. I think I'm finally starting to feel better.