Is a fast-absorbing regenerating cream good?

Honestly, before using the regenerating cream, I thought they would all be pretty much the same.
However, after using the regenerating cream for just a few days, I noticed a significant difference in the texture and skin reaction.
I also couldn't easily decide whether a fast-absorbing regenerating cream is better, or if the type that remains on the skin like a protective barrier is better.
I was even more confused because some days my skin felt exceptionally comfortable the day after applying the regenerating cream, while other days it felt stuffy for no reason.
I kept wondering if this was a problem with the regenerating cream itself or if it was due to my skin condition changing from day to day.
I was especially concerned about the timing of use because the regenerating cream felt different when I applied it in the morning compared to at night.
I was wondering whether I should use the regenerating cream every single day without fail, or if it is better to adjust it based on my skin condition, as there was no clear standard.
On days when my skin was relatively good, there were times when I wondered if I really needed to apply regenerating cream.
As a result, I realized that rather than applying regenerating cream out of habit, it is better to choose one based on your skin condition.
I still haven't found a definitive answer, but that has actually made me use the regenerating cream even more carefully and thoughtfully.