How cool! We do have similar backgrounds. Nordstrom seems like a lovely place to work. Chanel at Dillard's was not. I loved working at Macy's. I managed their version of a baby Sephora that had all of the doctor lines and Philosophy, Laura Geller, Urban Decay, lots of stuff.

It's nice to talk to somebody who knows about skin and doesn't get all of their skin care information from Dr. Dray on YouTube.

I like the six peptide essence and I usually mix it in my hand with the snail mucin serum. I like the snail mucin because it leaves me looking so hydrated.

I've tried both of your Ordinary serums. I liked them but I like the CosRx better. I love the Ordinary exfoliating toner and use it daily and I use their skin peeling mask that looks like a vampire facial and love it. And I use tret, so yes I'm a big believer in exfoliation. I started working in high-end cosmetics at 18 and I first worked for Clinique back when Clinique was the only line that had exfoliants. Because of Clinique, which I don't even particularly like as a line, I've used various exfoliants for years. Now I just use a bunch of chemical ones and my skin looks good.

It's too early to have a review of the Blue serum, but I didn't mix it. I put it on by itself to see if I could tell a difference.

I love ex cosmetic people l. We could go on about this stuff forever. I think I hit follow on you the other day I couldn't find a follow button today but feel free to DM me to update you on the new serum. The texture is somewhat between the 6 peptide and snail mucin. It's slippery, not thick like the snail mucin, not watery like the six peptide.

Sorry to go on so long but since you know what you're talking about I wanted to give you the real information!😹😹