Are you the kind of person whose makeup comes off at 3pm? That's me... (I broke the office heater ㅠㅠ)

I really wish they would give me the authority to control the temperature of the central heating at my company.. ;; What good is it if I put so much effort into making my base chap chap in the morning? When I come home from lunch, brush my teeth, and look in the mirror, the side of my nose and cheeks are all cracked and dry.. ㅋㅋ If you pat a cushion on top of that, it gets even rougher and clumps up, you know? It's a total mess.

I have really dry skin, so I used to live with mist, but I was shocked when I heard that mist actually takes away moisture from the skin as it evaporates, so I changed my whole routine.

There's only one survival method I use these days. 'Apply a thin layer of balm as the last step of foundation'

This is different from a moisturizing cream, isn't it? It melts the thick oil balm with the heat of your palms and presses it firmly onto your entire face, so it feels like moisture doesn't evaporate even when you're hit by a direct heater breeze? It definitely reduces tightness until you get home from work. I thought it would be sticky, but if you adjust the amount correctly, it actually makes your skin look radiant, which is nice.

But there's a limit to holding out like this... I'm going to make an appointment at Maypure soon and fill up my skin with a moisture bomb. I guess home care is for defense, and salon care is for offense(?).. ㅋㅋ I can't solve dry skin with my hands ㅜㅜ

Does anyone have a mini humidifier on their desk at work? I heard it's bad to spray it directly on your face, so I'm curious if it's effective! If you have any office survival tips, please recommend them. (Please help me...)