Angela Caglia recounts giving a facial to a client who found her on Instagram and cautions viewers against using magnifying bathroom mirrors because they over-emphasize minor skin imperfections and can lower self-esteem. She references the client liking the Selforte serum and makes a confident remark about launching the product.
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So I just gave a facial to an amazing woman who found me on Instagram who is loving the Selforte serum. She talked about, you know, really particular about, you know, some redness here, this really getting granular about the way she looks. And I asked her, I said do you have one of those mirrors that magnifies in your bathroom? You can always tell when you've got that woman, she's harder on herself than she needs to be. No one is magnifying her face with their incredible eyes ten times. So please don't use those guys maybe to put your makeup on but don't, don't analyze your skin, don't pick at your skin. No one sees your skin like that and it just gives you low self esteem when you, no one even sees any imperfection. But if you use the Selforte I'm telling you you probably use it though. Actually when I launched this I wanted to launch it with a magnifying mirror just because I'm that confident to wear.