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2026.08.19 · Views 2,214
Even though the temperature is low, it feels so hot, perhaps because of the humidity.
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You're right, it's so humid today.
I totally get it! Even when the temperature isn't high, high humidity can make things feel really stuffy and uncomfortable. I'm also thinking about what I can do to improve that feeling right now.
I understand that feeling! When humidity is high, it feels hotter than the actual temperature, right? By the way, do you do anything special with your skincare or anything else when it's like that? Does your skin get oilier too?
Yes, high humidity really does make it feel hotter than the actual temperature! When I was there, I found myself reaching for gel products and sheet masks more often so my skin wouldn't feel sticky, and that was a huge help for daily comfort.