Annik: -“the consultant stopped me, wanted to start a conversation, and gave me free soap. In today's world, nothing is ever free. Especially at the airport. I was very tired and the following conversation took place.
Counselor: "Your skin is on its own. You're not wearing makeup, are you?”
Annik:-"mm, yes"
Counselor: "I'll try to guess your age, okay..."
Annik: "I look my age, it's normal."
Consultant:-“let me introduce you to our product packages. If you don't take care of your facial skin now, by the time you're 45, your wrinkles will get deeper and no cosmetics will help.”
Annik: "What's wrong with a woman looking 40 years old?"
Consultant:-"Let's talk about the follicles under your eyes and the wrinkles caused by facial movements. Let me offer you an eye cream that will solve your problem in 15 minutes."
Annik:-"What's wrong with my eyes? I have a baby and have been sleep deprived for the past two years and my beautiful baby boy is waiting for me at home. So I don't regret having these follicles. My husband and I are always laughing, so there are wrinkles. However, my husband likes me and the way I am. I don't think I need the oil you are suggesting.''
Counselor: "Maybe you don't need it now. But when you turn 50, nothing but surgery can help you."
Annik:-"Is it such a terrible problem for a woman to grow old? My husband and I have said more than once that we will spend the rest of our lives together as a happy, wrinkled couple. My husband is also getting old, we are the same age. I think this is another integral part of life.
Counselor: "Okay, okay, if you're really worried, get a discount and buy 3 oils for $199. It's cheaper than Botox"
Annik: "I look normal. I will look normal even at 45. And the same for 50. Is aging a woman guilty? Old age is a beautiful thing with privileges, unfortunately, almost everyone denies it. I told you that I will never support the idea of promoting your products as a substitute for youth, or denigrating old age as a way to sell products. And, after this conversation, I immediately got rid of my face with wrinkles and follicles. My children and my husband love this face. I'll just leave with this face."
After perusing the thousands of comments following this scandalous post, Annick retweeted the following.
"Thank you to everyone who supported me. But I wanted to clarify one thing. What I wrote was not advocating not to take care of your face, nor was it written to complain about the counselor's relationship. The guy was just doing his job. Instead, he tried to make women understand by writing about cosmetics manufacturers who earn millions by doing activities aimed at making women hate their faces and the natural law of aging. "We have more important things to do than to be upset about our wrinkles, so let's get rid of such artificial effects."