Every night, I face the redness of carrot skin... Times like these really bring me to my senses.

I just finished work and looked in the mirror to shower, and I was shocked by my appearance. It's almost 10 p.m., and I wonder why my face is so flushed. It's freezing outside, my nose tingling, but with the heaters blazing high in the office and at home, my skin can't handle it. Now that I'm in my forties, this sudden temperature difference is starting to show on my face, and it's starting to feel frustrating. Honestly, I want to lie down right now, but if I just sleep, I know how puffy my face will be the next morning. So I quickly cooled down with cold water and applied a generous amount of ampoule. Thinking back, I was exposed to the cold winter wind and sunlight when I went grocery shopping this afternoon. It must have been my fault for neglecting sunscreen because of the cold weather. I'm starting to reflect on myself. The winter sunlight is so harsh that I can see freckles creeping in, but why do I always forget to apply sunscreen? Right now, I'm diligently applying a moisturizing pack and even a modeling pack to calm my skin down. As expected, the key to perfecting your home care routine is to diligently restore your skin's protective barrier overnight, which was lost during the day due to neglect. I vow to myself to thoroughly apply this before applying foundation tomorrow morning, no matter what. Members, please take care of your skin and get a good night's sleep during these dry winter nights, even if it's a hassle.