Hey guys welcome back to another episode of the computer anarchy. I am so excited for today's episode because I have been dying to chat with our guest who's here with us today and I learned from her because I've seen her literally everywhere on socials. So I'm really excited to to dive in and she also has her brand new line which I'm super excited to chat about so without further do I want to introduce you guys to Sophie Pavit.

Welcome to the show Sophie I'm so honored to host you.

Thanks so much for having me. I'm really happy to be here.

Yeah, I'm really, really excited to host you and like I said, you know, you're quite the buzz right now and I, you know,

rightfully so because you know what you're doing with skin, you know know and I love that and I want to actually dive into that and ask you a bunch of questions I have because I I feel like estheticians like from that perspective you guys just no skin you know what I mean and it's so

interesting that whenever I interview a really pro a petition because you guys

always tell me things I don't know so but before we get there before we start

there I want to learn about you if you don't mind walking us down memory lane and telling us how you got into

skin care and skin health you know overall.

Totally okay well I actually actually am from a fashion background, I always wanted to be a designer when I was growing up, which was funny. I'd make like clothes for my Barbie dolls. But weirdly enough I was always around the beauty space also my parents

owned a hair salon when I was younger like it's a very nostalgic feeling to me to be in a beauty space. I always remember my grandma

having her home done at my the kitchen table my mom would do it for her in

Wales. So like I've always loved the beauty space but it was it wasn't ever something I thought I would fall into.

Now what happened was I graduated from college in 2004, which I'm like aging myself now telling you that and I moved immediately to the

states from the UK to start working for Abercrombie and Fitch and that was my first job I was

there three years in Ohio.

Moved to New York and started working for Michael Coors as one of his handbag designers.

And part of my job then was to go to Seoul in Korea every 12 weeks.

And I did my years.

I was going, you know, maybe five times a year for a really long time.

And obviously, Korean skincare and skincare treatments are just amazing.

This was before anyone in the US knew what a sheet mask was, you know, like I would go over there

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