Hey guys, this is Lisa and this is Karin.

And this is Kornkoshin.

Yeah. Right before we started recording, Lisa You doing okay over there? Yeah, I'm fine. Everything's fine.

Everything's great.

Right before we started recording, Lisa quickly mentioned something and then started recording,

and I couldn't ask her any questions.

She asked if I could see a sticker on her face, that it was an acne sticker.

What is going on over there?

It is called an acne spot dot. It is from a company called

peach slices, like the fruit peach slices. Apparently it's Korean. And I found it at CVS and was like,

oh, this costs how much? It's like $2.50. I'm buying these. At first I was like, how the heck does this

work? But do you know those special band-aids that are created for blisters that completely seal around the edge of the blister? And they're meant to sort of like draw the, like it's a very moist environment and it very quickly heals that area. Yes. It's the same thing. What? And so last night, they say to put them on for eight hours.

So last night before I went to bed, I had this whole colony of acne around my chin and my mouth.

And so I chose one side of my face and put the dots on everything on that side of my face.

And in the morning, the difference was so noticeable.

Oh.

That I was like, heck yes, they really work.

Because I have no shame.

I put one on before I left the house to come over to the studio because it says, it says, on the

package.

They are also perfect for daytime or nighttime use.

Clear dots are barely noticeable and makeup can be applied over them. Do you think that's true? Well, I spent a lot of time looking at myself in the mirror last night after I put these on and I will tell you, I'm a pretty pale white woman. I don't know if that's going to be the same experience for everyone that they're so unnoticeable. But for me, just going from my house to my studio, the only person who's

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