I may not be able to eat bungeoppang, but I still need to protect my skin! Sharing my winter night routine.

It's past 10 p.m., and the air is incredibly chilly. The delicious smell of bungeoppang (fish-shaped bread) wafts past my nose on my way home from work, but I don't have a 1,000-won bill in my pocket, so I just walk past. Why does it make me so sad? Walking head-on into the cold wind, my face flushes and my skin feels tight, so I quickly wash my face and sit down. This sudden cold weather is perfect for a compromised skin barrier, so I'm really curious about what other people's home care routines are like these days. I love analyzing ingredients, so I'm particularly obsessed with moisturizing factors these days. Immediately after washing, before my face dries, I gently pat in a high-concentration panthenol ampoule, then apply a thick layer of cream formulated with ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids. Perhaps because these ingredients are similar to the lipid structure of our skin, I feel my rough texture quickly become supple. To finish, apply a drop of squalane oil to your palm and wrap your face to lock in moisture. With the temperatures fluctuating these days, do you have any secret ingredients that calm your sensitive skin? Or, do you have any special pre-bedtime routines? I'm so curious to know, so I'm leaving this post. I hope you all end the night feeling moisturized and comfortable!