Late autumn, the season of cold winds... I'm wondering how to solve my compromised skin barrier and extreme dryness!
Hello. With temperatures dropping sharply in the mornings and evenings and cold winds blowing these days, my skin is the first to feel the harshness of autumn. It was fine just a short while ago, but suddenly my skin has become incredibly rough and dry, to the point where it stings. In particular, the severe inner tightness felt immediately after washing my face returns quickly, no matter how much I apply the best high-moisture cream. My makeup looks patchy and flaky, so I am incredibly stressed every time I look in the mirror.
Is there an effective way to strengthen the skin barrier and replenish moisture deep within during this time of year? I feel that relying solely on moisturizer has its limits, so I would really appreciate it if you could share any gentle, high-moisture treatments available at a dermatology clinic, or any 'real' tips that are good to practice consistently at home. Even the smallest advice would be greatly appreciated—such as how to protect the skin from cold winds or a cleansing routine tailored to my skin type—so I could be truly grateful for your help in resolving my late autumn skin concerns!
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