Winter home care records and concerns from saving discontinued items

It's freezing outside, and the heaters are so dry inside, my skin feels like it's screaming these days. In fact, the ampoule that was once my life-saver was discontinued recently, and now I only have a few drops left, and it breaks my heart every time I look at it.

After using up all this precious stuff, I analyzed what I should use to survive and ended up with the fundamental Home care I've come to the conclusion that I need to re-establish my routine. First of all, strengthening the skin barrier is the most important thing in the winter, so instead of just applying heavy cream, I'm much more thorough in layering moisture. Home care The most important part of the process is to prevent dryness. After washing your face, apply the ampoule three times while your skin is still slightly damp and let it absorb. Like this: Home care I changed my routine and found that my skin condition was maintained to a certain degree even without discontinued products. In particular, if I mix a drop of face oil in my skin before bed and coat it, my skin won't feel tight until the next morning, even under the heater.

After analyzing the results, I found that the compatibility between ingredients is important, so I'm managing them one by one. Oh, by the way, I have milk in the fridge that's exactly one day past its expiration date, and I'm debating whether to just drink it or not. I'm afraid it might upset my stomach, but I also feel bad about wasting it... Everyone, in this dry winter... Home care How do you do this? If you have any other helpful barrier management tips, please share them with us!