Is winter dryness ultimately the scalp's fault? A review of a scalp care ampoule purchased with my own money.

It's already well past 11 p.m. I just got home from work and the heat pack I had in my down jacket pocket was so hot I thought it was burning my thighs. It must be cold out there. I stood in front of the mirror to wash my face, but my skin was cracked from the heater and my hair was sticking out in all directions from the static electricity. Honestly, I'd only been focusing on my skin surface, but my hair was falling out, itching, and my eyes were blurry. But today, when I looked at my crown, I realized I couldn't go on like this. Finally, I pulled out a scalp care ampoule I'd been saving and thoroughly applied it. The saying that even if you apply expensive facial creams every day, your face will sag along with it is a scary reminder tonight. The scalp care ampoule I recently purchased is less sticky, so it's better for applying before bed. Looking at my bank account makes me sigh, but I've come to the practical conclusion that it's much more economical to manage my skin at home with just one scalp care ampoule than to spend a fortune at the doctor's office. They say that as you age, hair volume is a reflection of your self-esteem. To survive this dry winter, it's crucial to never skip a home care routine, even if it's a hassle. I encourage everyone to take a look in the mirror before bed and make sure to follow the right approach.