Avoid direct exposure to heaters and air conditioners

One of the skin's biggest enemies is rapid temperature changes and dry wind.
When using an indoor climate control device, I thoroughly manage the direction of the wind so that it does not directly hit my skin.
This is because the wind from the air conditioner quickly takes away moisture from the skin's surface, destroying the skin barrier and causing fine wrinkles.
Even in offices or cars, only indirect temperature control is allowed by adjusting the direction of the air vents or using curtains.
Even when going to a restaurant, check the wind direction first and then choose a seat.
A humidifier is also used to purify the dry air and maintain the appropriate humidity.
Take care of your skin to maintain optimal oil-moisture balance.