What home care products do you use in your routine during these extremely dry winter nights?

How are you all managing your skin's moisture barrier on these cold winter nights? Peeling a tangerine on an electric blanket, I glance at the clock. It's already 4:52 a.m., but the dryness keeps me awake, so I find myself looking at the ingredient list. I believe moisture loss due to indoor heaters and harsh winds in winter isn't something that can be solved simply with a moisturizing cream. I'm curious if you're logically analyzing your skin condition and choosing the right home care products for it. According to my analysis, the most damaging lifestyle habits are poor indoor temperature control and excessive layering without considering the ingredients. Have you ever carefully examined the concentrations of ceramides, panthenol, and hyaluronic acid in the various home care products on the market? Rather than indiscriminately applying functional products, even if you only use one home care product that maintains your skin's natural pH, an analytical approach that considers the purity and absorption rate of the ingredients is crucial. I recently switched to a routine that immediately replenishes the lipid structure after washing my face, and it has definitely reduced my skin's dryness. In fact, I believe that systematic home care product use tailored to your lifestyle is more beneficial to your skin health in the long run than expensive treatments. Of the home care products currently on your vanity, which one do you believe has the most scientifically-based and effective ingredients? Please share your opinions, focusing on ingredients.