Late in the afternoon, with the sunset rippling through the window, I'm thinking about a list of recommended skin care products.

The clock has already passed 5:07. The winter sun seems to disappear so quickly that it almost seems insignificant. A cool, purple sunset seeps into the room, and even with the humidifier running all day, I can feel my cheeks parched by the heater. I was about to make a cup of warm tea when I stood in front of the mirror. My heart sank at the sight of my skin looking unusually tired today. The wrinkles on my neck suddenly appearing are upsetting, but more than anything, the dark spots creeping up, even when I try to cover them up with makeup, are disturbing me. I would have laughed them off, thinking they were just traces of good health, but now that I'm in my mid-thirties, I feel a little anxious, feeling the need to seriously research recommended skincare products. Moisturizing is crucial in this dry season, but I also feel a pang of guilt, feeling like the years of neglect I've had to take care of after sunburn are now being exposed in the cold wind. Outside, a cold wind blows, almost like static electricity, and people are fastening their thick coats and scattering into the excitement of the end of the year. When I was young, the mere cold air would turn my cheeks a bright peach, but now, pushing away the dark shadows that have settled in their place has become a challenge. On days like this, I'd love to relax under a cozy blanket, peeling a tangerine, but the thought of the dull skin I'll face after washing my face makes my steps heavy. Maypure, can you recommend a skincare product that deeply nourishes my skin and addresses pigmentation concerns even in this cold winter? Rather than harsh ingredients, I'd prefer a product with a lyrical texture that soothes my skin when applied diligently every evening. I've been a nomad, trying countless products from fall to winter, but I still feel empty, unable to find the right answer. Some might say it's just the natural flow of time, but I hope you understand my small desire to welcome the new spring of next year with a more refined appearance. If anyone is sighing in the mirror during this quiet evening, with similar concerns, I look forward to hearing your kind and warm recommendations for skin care products. Everyone, thank you for your hard work today. Be careful not to catch a cold in the cold air, and dress warmly on your way home from work.