Blocking direct wind, the main culprit of skin aging

Direct contact of the air from heaters or air conditioners used to regulate indoor temperature with the face is extremely detrimental to skin health.

Hot air instantly strips moisture from the skin, causing extreme dryness and fine wrinkles, while cold air conditioning rapidly lowers skin temperature, hindering blood circulation and potentially weakening the skin barrier.

Therefore, when using the device, you must pay attention to the indirect airflow settings by adjusting the blade angle so that the wind is directed toward the ceiling or floor.

You can prevent skin roughness and loss of elasticity, and maintain a hydrated skin condition, with just a small habit of letting air flow bypass your face.