I still don't know how to use the EGF regenerating cream.

I have troubled skin, but I started using EGF regenerating cream because I saw so many commercials for it.

However, I wonder if this regeneration is effective for wound healing.

I'm wondering if EGF is generally helpful for skin care as well.

Should I apply it only when I have a wound, or is it good to apply it regularly?

I've been applying them in the order of toner–serum–cream, but
I'm trying to put the EGF regenerating cream in here, but I'm not sure where to put it.
The texture is light, but the function feels intense, so I'm wondering if it's right to use it before moisturizing cream.
Or it's also unclear if raising it as the final step, like a cream, is the right thing to do.

When applying EGF regenerating cream, can I skip the regular cream? If so, does it also have moisturizing functions?

I wonder if this only helps with regeneration and has weak moisturizing power.
Or it was hard to tell if my skin was unusually dry.

So right now I'm using it in combination with a regular cream.
I'm also worried that this might actually dilute the effect.
Is it better to use EGF alone for it to work effectively?
Or maybe I'm not sure if layering is better, because the information is so inconsistent.
It is not easy to establish an exact standard.