A beauty routine to replenish inner dryness in dehydrated and oily skin

I have typical dehydrated skin.
I have combination oily skin that is also lacking in moisture.
The surface is oily and shiny, but on the other hand, the skin underneath is dehydrated, making it sensitive to external stimuli and prone to inflammation, which leads to frequent breakouts.
Internal dryness becomes more severe, especially during the transitional seasons with large daily temperature fluctuations.
The dry air stripped my skin of moisture, making the oiliness worse.
As a result, pores become clogged and breakouts occur.
Replenishing internal dryness is the most important thing.

I’d like to share my personal routine for replenishing this inner dryness.
First, washing your face with water that is too hot dries out your skin, so you should wash with lukewarm water to minimize skin irritation.
Also, if you skip oil-rich creams just because you have oily skin, you will actually produce even more oil.
So, you need to thoroughly replenish the skin with a moisturizing cream to reduce sebum secretion.
I use a moisturizing cream that has a certain amount of oil.

I also use face oil when my inner dryness is really severe.
I use an appropriate amount of dry oil as the final step after my basic skincare routine, but not excessively.
If you use dry oil at the end, it feels full of moisture, so the finish is really great!