Sarah Peterson

One more thought - Also try a different USB cable and wall adapter - flaky cables can “charge” all night without delivering power and do a forced reboot by holding the power button for 30–45 seconds (some models use power + home) then leave it on the wall charger another 15 minutes. Make sure the charging port is clean and the plug seats fully; a quick gentle scrape with a wooden toothpick can help. If it’s still unresponsive after 30–60 minutes on a known-good charger, the battery may have failed and likely needs replacement.

Hey, I totally get how frustrating it is when your skin gets super dry in winter and nothing seems to work without making you feel greasy or breaking you out, especially with sensitive skin. One thing that might help is paying attention to the types of ingredients in moisturizers; look for ones that are labeled as non-comedogenic so they won't clog your pores, and go for fragrance-free options to keep things gentle. Also, try applying a thin layer right after washing your face while it's still a bit damp - that can help it absorb better and lock in moisture without needing a ton of product. Another idea is to tweak your routine a little; maybe add a humidifier to your room to combat the dry air, or drink more water throughout the day to hydrate from the inside out. If you're unsure about a new cream, do a patch test on a small area like your inner arm for a few days to see if it causes any issues before putting it on your face. That way, you can avoid those pimples popping up again. Lastly, consider natural alternatives you might already have at home, like a light dab of aloe vera gel or a bit of honey mixed with yogurt as a mask - these can soothe and hydrate without feeling heavy. Experimenting with these steps could make a big difference in finding what works for you without breaking the bank.