[Routine Help] Should I add more hydrating products to my skin to fix a damaged moisture barrier or...

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[Routine Help] Should I add more hydrating products to my skin to fix a damaged moisture barrier or wait?

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So on Monday I discovered that my skin barrier was compromised. I cut out all actives from my routine and added squalene oil and Cera Ve healing ointment to my routine to help aid it. My skin, at this point, no longer stings from products I place on my skin, but I still have dried and textured areas on my face. I’ve been doing this for about 4 days now (I know isn’t a long time) and I’m wondering if I should add anymore hydrating products to my routine or just to give it time?

Currently I am considering using Cosrx snail mucin.

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