I think home care has many advantages.

As awareness of self-care shifts, the importance of home care is increasingly emphasized. Treatments once considered necessary only at dermatologists or beauty salons are now readily available at home. At the heart of this shift is a culture of home care. For those struggling to find time in their busy lives, home care is becoming a practical and sustainable option.

The greatest advantage of home care is that it's not limited by time or space. You can practice home care even if it takes just a short time after work or before bed. Even if you just stick to basic home care routines like washing your face, moisturizing, and using sunscreen every day, you'll notice a gradual improvement in your skin condition. These small changes accumulate to make a big difference.

Home care is also highly satisfying because it can be tailored to your skin type. On days when your skin is sensitive, you can choose a soothing home care routine, while when you're concerned about dead skin cells or elasticity, you can add a more intensive home care routine. Choosing a home care routine tailored to your daily condition, rather than a set program, reduces the burden on your skin.

Recently, the variety of home care products and devices has expanded, broadening the range of choices. While there are many items like mask packs, ampoules, and massage devices, the key is how consistently you practice home care. Choosing a few products that suit you and using them regularly can be more effective than using a large number of products.

Home care isn't limited to skin care. It's expanding to include body care, scalp care, and even mental clarity. Applying body cream after a shower or stretching before bed can all be considered home care. These moments of self-care provide a sense of satisfaction and enhance the quality of your daily life.

Ultimately, the key to home care isn't perfection, but consistency. Small, daily home care habits are more important than ambitious plans. Consistent home care will eventually become a natural routine, and the changes will gradually but surely manifest. The best way to manage home care is to start without pressure, believing that today's small home care will change tomorrow.