As soon as I got home, I applied a generous amount of the recommended skin ampoule.

As soon as I got home, I washed my face and looked in the mirror, and I was shocked to see my face looking puffy.

After spending all day under the heater, my skin feels incredibly dry. Even though my skin looks fine on the outside, it feels completely parched on the inside… I feel like it really shows when I let my guard down.

So, as soon as I washed up, I quickly took out one of the recommended skin ampoule items and applied it much more generously than usual. I use a hyaluronic acid ampoule.

I patted it in to help it absorb, then layered it again in a thin layer. In the winter, moisturizing cream alone isn't enough, so I feel like I need to fill it up with a concentrated ampoule like this first to feel empowered for the next step.

To be honest, I used to be fine with just a light lotion, but now that I'm in my 30s, things have definitely changed. The difference between using the recommended skin ampoule and not is more significant than I thought. The difference in how moisturized my face feels the next morning when I wash it and how well my makeup stays put. It makes my skin feel plump and firm, so now I can't skip it.

I felt a little relieved when I pressed my face with my palms while letting it absorb, and only then did my skin seem to come back to life. I also realized that to avoid dark pillow marks, I should definitely follow the recommended skin ampoule routine in my evening home care routine.

On cold and dry days like today, apply generously and generously.

Make sure to fill it up enough so that your face doesn't dry out overnight and sleep well!