00:09what is your earliest memory of beauty or skincare so my earliest memory is going in
00:15the backyard at my grandma's house she had brought a seed from Korea where she
00:19planted it in her backyard and where you she like crushed the flowers and we
00:22would kind of put it on our nails and wrap them and sleep with them overnight
00:26and the next day we would have nail polish manicure manicures exactly it was
00:30like a traditional Korean manicure and every year we do yeah so it was like a
00:35traditional thing every year but that's like such a profound memory in my mind
00:39mm-hmm so we we found these at Palace Beauty and allegedly this is the powder
00:45version of the flowers that you used to use back in the day almost even a big
00:51clump of this yeah big oh my gosh I see it dying oh yeah what I remember when I
00:56was younger this would stay on it has to grow out and you it yeah there's no
01:00acetone that'll take it off you just literally have to wait a few months yeah
01:06months yeah a few months a few months for it to grow out no big deal oh my god I'm
01:14gonna be able to go over here
01:16okay my mom saying that I missed a spot oh boy oh boy this might be a super
01:24concentrated yeah let's take it off and see what happens oh yeah there it is and it
01:32actually looks really good and this is the color I remember it being when I was a kid
01:40you like it I like it more than I thought I would yeah I think that when the residue on
01:46the skin goes
01:47away I'll like it more yeah I'm not mad at the color yeah actually the color is kind of cool
01:51high
01:52five good job the only time is it's acceptable to have dirt in your nails exactly you know yeah
