White flakes of dead skin are appearing next to my nose and around my mouth. Is this normal?
Maybe it's because the weather has gotten dry lately, but white flakes of dead skin keep appearing around the sides of my nose and around my mouth.
It stands out more after washing my face, and it's actually quite stressful because only that part looks patchy when I apply makeup.
Until now, I used to just smooth it over by applying a little more toner or lotion than usual.
I'm wondering if it's okay to just moisturize temporarily like this, or if there's something wrong with my skin.
I'm not sure if this is a natural phenomenon due to the change of seasons or if there is something wrong with my skin.
I don't think it's a good idea to just remove dead skin cells whenever I see them, so I'm wondering how I should manage them.
Are there any others like me who frequently get flaky skin around the sides of their nose or mouth?
Please let me know how you manage this, and if you have any products or methods that have been effective for you, please recommend them.
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