It's below freezing outside, and the house is parched from the heater, a post-work evening. I hope you're all enjoying your dinner and resting. These days, on winter days like this, I sigh every time I sit down at my vanity. A friend I met earlier in the day was telling me all sorts of things about her successes, and even I, who's usually the type to analyze things logically, have been finding myself becoming increasingly perceptive lately, perhaps because my skin is so dry. Of all the skincare tips my friend shared, the one I most resonated with and analyzed was the power of "lifestyle habits." Buying expensive cosmetics is one thing, but ultimately, it's the repetition of small, everyday routines that build a solid foundation. Oh, and as a side note, I stopped by a regular cafe while waiting for a friend. The part-timer there was so handsome that I stuttered a bit while ordering. It was a small pleasure. Anyway, back to the main topic: I've set three principles for myself this winter. First, I'm absolutely committed to maintaining indoor humidity at 50%. Turning on the humidifier properly or not really determines my skin texture when I wash my face the next morning. Data analysis revealed that controlling the rate at which moisture evaporates from the heater is key to protecting the skin barrier. Second, I drink lukewarm water in small amounts frequently instead of cold water. Analysis suggests that to combat dry skin, you need to fundamentally increase your body's ability to retain moisture. These small routines have become a true skincare routine for me. Finally, the third rule is to always get to sleep before midnight, even though it's the end of the year and there are a lot of gatherings and it's easy to get caught up in the holiday spirit. The idea of "golden time for skin regeneration" isn't scientifically unfounded. My ears have become thinner, so I ended up paying for an expensive essence that a friend strongly recommended, but I've come to the conclusion that to fully utilize the product's effectiveness, these lifestyle habits are essential. I'm sure all Maypure members have their own skincare tips, right? Now that I'm in my mid-30s, I can see my daily condition reflected in my skin, so I'm becoming more logical and meticulous about how I manage my skin. While I was peeling a tangerine under my warm blanket and writing in my journal, a sudden thought occurred to me, and I decided to write it down. Let's all stay strong and maintain our flawless skin for the rest of the winter. Have a restful night, everyone.