Winter skin care tips to survive the crackling heat hell

What are you all doing on this quiet night? I was writing my diary with only one lamp on when I looked in the mirror, and I was shocked to see my face cracked like a drought-stricken rice paddy, so I ran over. It's past 11 PM, and the heater's still burning in the room, so my skin feels tingly. My personal skin care tips, which I've learned through analyzing all winter, are simpler than you might think, but they're reliable. First, never use a towel after washing your face. When your skin is about 30% dry, immediately apply a hyaluronic acid ampoule. Data has shown that the friction of towel fibers causes static electricity and irritation more than you might think.

The second skin care tip I'll share is not to increase the number of cosmetics, but to focus on "sealing." From an analytical perspective, no matter how good your moisturizer is, if you don't cover it with a drop of oil, the heater will strip it all away. So, before bed, I apply an extra layer of oil to physically block moisture loss. It's been quite effective, isn't it?

The last skin care tip, and the most important, is to put down your smartphone right now, apply a thick layer of sleeping pack, and go to bed. Regenerative hormones don't lie. My face is so dry right now that it feels like a dry specimen for analysis, so I need to go apply a pack right now! I hope you all win the battle against the heater!