It's cold and red around the nose.

Let me say it briefly. Winter is a relatively dry season of the year.

Especially the T-shaped area of the face directly reflects whether a person's skin belongs to oily, mixed or neutral skin.

Lack of water will lead to more oil on your face. Do you feel greasy around your nose after getting up in the morning?

According to your description, it is likely that the nose and its surroundings are seasonally dry and sebum secretion is excessive, leading to pimples.

Personal suggestion: Don't try hard to clean with overheated water, which will lead to drier skin, and don't use alkaline soap or facial cleanser. You'd better use light salt water and toothpaste instead. The water temperature should not be very hot to the touch. It is better to be a little cooler, which can stimulate the smooth and rapid blood circulation of the skin. Toothpaste can effectively clean the deep dirt on your face, and most importantly, it can play a good anti-inflammatory and bactericidal role on your skin, thus inhibiting the growth of acne. After washing, you can apply a little vitamin E for external moisturizing. This situation will improve after a period of persistence.