A record of my miserable skin condition today, written after working under the scorching sun.

From early morning until sunset, I performed arduous work bending over to handle the soil outdoors without a single shade canopy.

Even though I covered my face with a wide-brimmed hat, I couldn't avoid the ultraviolet rays reflecting off the ground, so the record of my skin condition in the mirror today is truly at the level of a severe burn.

I am very upset to have to record my skin condition today, with both cheeks and the bridge of my nose flushed red and all the moisture on the surface having evaporated, leaving it rough like a turtle's shell.

This is a record of my skin condition today, which is so terrible that it is difficult to even touch it because it stings and burns so much that I barely have time to wash my face.

I have painfully realized just how ruthlessly prolonged exposure to the hot sun destroys the skin barrier. Today, I will exclude all other functional products and focus solely on cooling the skin by placing chilled aloe vera gel on it.