My skin has become sensitive to the heater wind, so I'm reorganizing my home care routine.

It's just past 8:30 PM, and it's freezing outside... The delicious smell of chicken just started wafting from the living room, and my diet resolution was about to crumble, but I'm holding back and sitting at my vanity table, trying to write down my skincare routine. My cheeks, already dry from being exposed to the strong heater all day, are incredibly dry. So, today, I've decided to try a home care routine focused on hydration. I started with a hyaluronic acid toner with fine particles to open up moisture channels, then applied a cream with a high panthenol content. But I'm worried that the ingredients might be too harsh on my sensitive skin. My skin is so sensitive that even the slightest change in the ingredient mix can cause it to redden, so I always get anxious when trying a new home care routine. However, since it's winter and static electricity is a problem, I'm going to finish this evening's routine by applying a thin layer of a balm containing ceramide NP. I'd love to enjoy the holiday spirit by peeling a tangerine, but I'm worried that the sugar content might trigger inflammation, so I'm trying to soothe myself with a cup of warm tea. I'm concerned that combining vitamin C and panthenol might alter the acidity of my skin. What are your thoughts?