When choosing home care products to rebuild a damaged skin barrier, what ingredients do you all look for?

The night air is still quite chilly. After belatedly realizing I had lost one of my earphones while walking home from work, it feels like the biting wind is penetrating deep into my chest tonight. I sat in front of the mirror to soothe my upset feelings, but my worries are deepening as even my skin looks dry and dull, perhaps due to the heater. What routines do you all follow to restore lost elasticity during this dry season? From a professional perspective, when there is a drastic difference between the cold wind and indoor temperature, replenishing lipid components—the skin's natural defense barrier—is more important than anything else. The home care products I have been carefully selecting lately go beyond simple moisturization; they are products where the ratio of ceramide and cholesterol has been meticulously analyzed. Rather than simply applying a lot, you must choose home care products composed of ingredients similar to the skin's structure to firmly fill the gaps between the stratum corneum. Because of the inner dryness that persists even with a humidifier on, I am also using a home care product with a high concentration of panthenol; I can definitely feel a difference in the speed of skin soothing now that I have analyzed the ingredient composition before using it. In this quiet dawn, what ingredients do you trust in home care products to soothe skin tired from the cold wind? It is the middle of the night, and I long for the comfort that a single, seemingly insignificant ingredient can provide.