A smart home care routine to soothe reddened skin caused by sudden temperature changes in winter.

It's 9:53 PM, and I've just finished washing my face, but my face in the mirror looks like a carrot. The contrast between the sub-zero temperature outside and the strong air from the heater inside is bound to irritate the skin's capillaries. In times like these, I believe we need to focus on meticulous home care to rebuild the irritated skin barrier. My favorite ingredient combination is a combination of soothing guaiazulene and ceramides, which have a similar structure to skin. Home care based on expert knowledge isn't simply about applying expensive products; it's about delicately adjusting the oil-moisture balance to suit your skin's condition. I briefly fantasized about winning the lottery and being able to live without these skincare worries, but reality has me poring over the ingredient list on the back of my cosmetics. I'm really curious to know what unique home care tips you use to protect your skin on these dry, cold winter nights. Do you maximize the amount of centella asiatica extract, or do you increase the percentage of moisturizing oil in your rich balm formulation? It's late at night, and I suddenly wonder about the results of the intense and meticulous combination of ingredients that takes place every evening on each person's vanity.