Discussion on Skincare and Beauty Products

Ma'am, I cannot accept this. The woman in this photo is sixty-one.

I am sixty-one.

You are not sixty-one.

Look at the mouth in this photo.

Those lines are not on your face.

Because I fixed them.

You cannot fix that.

I have been in this line two hours.

I cannot verify this document.

Verify what? My own face?

Ma'am, lower your voice.

This is my voice. Get me your supervisor.

Ma'am.

Your supervisor now.

It is her.

It is not.

Denise, it is her.

Look at the photograph.

I am looking at the photograph.

Ma'am, what did you do?

I need my paper stamped.

Surgery. You had surgery.

No.

Botox. It is Botox. I know Botox.

No.

Fillers. Threads. One of those lasers.

No.

Then it is a cream. Which one? Is it the La Mer? It's not the La Mer.

Estée Lauder, the one everybody buys at Sephora?

No.

Ma'am,

my sister spends four hundred dollars on a jar and she does not look like you.

What is it?

I have owned all of it.

The Lauder,

the La Mer,

the one the girl at the counter swore to me by with the little gold lid.

Twelve jars, Marilyn.

Twelve.

I counted them once, and then I stopped counting because

counting was making me

feel insane.

None of it did anything.

Nine years.

Then what did?

I will tell you. Stamp my paper.

Ma'am.

You wanna know, and I wanna go home.

Stamp my paper, and I will tell you exactly what I put on

my face.

Denise, process it.

Marilyn.

Process it.

That.

This says it is for scars.

It is. Korean surgeons have used the plant in it

on wounds for over fifty

years. Give me your hand.

Where did it go?

In. That is the whole thing. That is the entire difference.

Those twelve jars never reached my skin. Not once.

The molecules are too big to get through the barrier, so they sit up here, and by

the morning, they are on your pillowcase.

Nine years I spent moisturizing my bedsheets. This one is Korean.

There is a protein complex in it that pushes it through two hundred

and fifty-one

percent faster.

And I did not care about the number. I want you to understand that.

I did not believe one word of it

until the first night. I put it on and it just went.

Nothing on my hands, nothing on the pillow.

How long have you been using it?

Six weeks.

Six weeks?

Six weeks. These started going soft at three.

That part is the centella. It tells your skin to build its own

collagen

again.

I have an appointment for the injections in April.

I almost did that. Could not do it. Six hundred dollars every three months for

the

rest of your life, and it freezes the top

while everything underneath keeps going,

and once you start, you do not stop. I did not want a smooth forehead.

I wanted my face. And we have been lied to, Marilyn,

all of us.

We get sold the jar and the perfume and the girl at the counter with

the gold lid. Korean women buy this out of a pharmacy

and nobody

told us.

What if it does not work on me?

Then send it back. Ninety days, they refund you.

Nothing to lose, and I'm telling you, a lot to gain.

What's it called?

Koroderm. K-O-R-I. Now, my

paper.

Nine years I thought it was my face.

Koroderm Time Reverse Cream. Buy one, get one free.

Two tubes for seventy-nine dollars. Ninety-day money back guarantee.

Link below.