Skin that breaks out every time the spring breeze blows

It's nice that the weather is getting warmer as spring approaches, but my skin has completely broken out after being hit by a bomb of fine dust and dry spring winds.
Every year around this time, as soon as the seasons change, bumpy white dead skin cells magically appear on my face, and my base makeup just cakes off.
No matter how thickly I applied expensive moisturizing cream, it just sat on the surface while my skin felt tight and dry underneath, so I was under a lot of stress.
So, when the change of seasons begins, before switching out my basic skincare products, I always review and adjust my exfoliation routine first.
I tend to avoid scrubs with coarse, irritating granules or harsh chemical ingredients at all costs, as they can make the skin barrier thinner and more sensitive.
Instead, the exfoliating savior I have been reaching for every March spring breeze for the past few years is none other than the Primera Facial Mild Peeling Gel.
After washing your face and gently drying it with a towel, pump it onto your bare face and gently roll it with your fingertips, and old dead skin cells will come off like eraser dust.
Since it gently exfoliates only the outer layer of dead skin cells physically without any chemical stinging, I found it to be the best choice for sensitive skin during the changing seasons.
Even if you clean your skin with this peeling gel just once a week, clogged pores open up, and the depth to which the next step of your skincare is absorbed changes significantly.
Since the skin is temporarily defenseless immediately after exfoliating, the key to a seasonal routine is providing ample nutrition during this time.
On the evening of the day I do a peel, I skip all the other complicated ampoule steps and just apply a generous amount of CNP Propolis Energy Ampoule.
Even though it has a rich, honey-like texture packed with nutrients, when applied to an exfoliated face, it absorbs completely without any stickiness, making the skin glow from deep within.
Using a dropper, apply one drop to each cheek and forehead, then press firmly with the warmth of your palms to aid absorption. Apply an extra layer to the particularly dry areas around the mouth.