I've found that moisturizing cream is the only remedy once the morning temperature drops to minus 2 degrees. How do you schedule your skin booster application for inner winter dryness?

With morning temperatures dropping below freezing since yesterday, winter has truly arrived. My face feels tight when the wind blows on my way to work, and my skin feels dry day by day as the heating at home and in the office makes it feel tighter.

Lately, I’ve established a routine where I apply a hydrating serum first after cleansing every evening, then make sure to cover it with a moisturizing cream. However, even with a generous amount of cream, there are days when dead skin cells start to flake off in the middle of the night. It seems to be particularly severe on my cheeks, where the heating air hits directly.

I remember that after getting a skin booster in the past, my skin felt much less tight even during times like this, and the cream didn't feel like it was just sitting on the surface. So, I was thinking it would be good to get one again this winter. Could you please share some tips on how you schedule your skin boosters during the winter and whether you adjust your pre- and post-treatment moisturizing routines from your usual routine?

The photo shows my current winter moisturizing combination. Everyone, please take good care of your dry skin this winter and good luck!