this is genuinely making me rethink how wholeheartedly i believe marketing claims lol

maybe not *wholeheartedly*, I realize I'm attaching conclusions and effects that the marketing doesn't actually say. of course good marketing is trying to lead you into those exact lofty conclusions, but they can't actually say it.

for example, I legitimately laughed out loud when I saw this listing and the ingredients. but then I started scrolling through the gallery and now I feel myself being effectively sold to. i feel like this would really help me and be convenient for me – i don't know if tomatoes and olive oil are less common in Korea, but i have extra virgin olive oil in my kitchen right now and heirloom tomatoes that my mom is growing in the backyard! like i do NOT need this product!! words cannot describe how much i DO NOT NEED this product!! but the graphs are SO seductive.

so yeah, I don't know if it's just because my brain is young and squishy but I need to be a lot more discerning about certain things, I think.

side note, I am kind of sold on the premium olive oil. I might go get that. but I keep cracking up over the roma tomatoes 😭 there are so many different and cooler varieties with different levels of vitamins