A 30-something's skin record of seeing wrinkles on his neck under the afternoon sun.

After 3 p.m., the sunlight streaming through my office window becomes particularly bright. Today, I looked in the mirror and was truly shocked. The wrinkles on my neck, visible through my knitwear, looked much deeper than usual. Perhaps it's because my skin is definitely dry in winter, but it really brought to light the loss of elasticity I'd usually overlooked. While reapplying cream to manage my neck wrinkles, I took a closer look at my face and realized my skin texture had sagged, and the gaps between the wrinkles were different. Honestly, I often excuse myself by saying I'm busy and just let it slide. But after facing my skin today, I realized I absolutely must prioritize my basics. Now that I'm in my 30s, I need to focus more on firming my skin than simply moisturizing it. I'm writing this down as a record to remember what I saw today. It's a real pain to take care of my skin, but I'm going to start by making a point of nourishing it every night, starting today, so I don't regret it later. Everyone, just take a look at your skin under the afternoon sunlight. It changes faster than you think.