I stayed up all night swatting mosquitoes, but my skin is still fine. Let me share a surprising soothing treatment!

Ultimately, I think skin condition is determined by the temperature the night before and your basic daily habits. Yesterday, I spent the entire night turning the lights on and off, trying to swatt away a mosquito buzzing around my ear. I didn't sleep well, so I was sure I'd have breakouts in the morning, but my complexion wasn't so bad, so I'm curious enough to ask my own skin about it. Sleep deprivation usually causes my face to heat up and become flushed, but I think washing my face with cold water between mosquito swatting sessions to cool off unexpectedly had a calming effect. Thinking about it, I think the small habits I've always taken to lower my facial temperature whenever my skin feels sensitive have paid off, even in this extreme situation. Do any of you have your own secrets for calming your skin when you've had unexpectedly trouble sleeping like me? I may be heavy and sleep-deprived, but my skin looks fine in the mirror, so I'm going to start the day feeling good. I'm really curious to know if this is just a coincidence or if it's because of the cold water washing, so please give me some tips on how you manage it when you see signs of breakouts!

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  • 창의적인비둘기O1767342940921
    피부 온도를 낮추신 게 열감을 잡는 데 큰 역할을 한 것 같아 정말 다행이네요. 다만 너무 차가운 물은 오히려 피부에 자극을 줄 수 있으니, 다음에는 시원하게 보관한 진정 패드를 잠시 올려두는 방법을 조심스레 권해드려요.
  • 열정적인라임P1767494925552
    모기 때문에 고생하신 밤이었지만, 평소 정성 들여 관리하신 덕분에 피부가 예쁘게 화답해 준 것 같아 읽는 제가 다 기분이 좋네요. 저도 열감이 올라올 때면 차가운 마스크팩으로 온도를 낮추려 노력하는데, 작성자님의 찬물 세안 팁도 정말 효과적인 방법인 것 같아요!