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I've seen something on Pinterest, right? I'm starting to use Pinterest more.

[laughs]

And there's this-

I'm obsessed with this.

No, there's a, there's, there's a video that I've seen, and it, there's a few different faces, so it's not always the same person, but they'll cover half of their face, and th- it's not a gua sha stone, but it's something like a brush, and they'll do this lymphatic brushing, and it gets rid of all this, like, fluid and swelling around the eyelids, which I definitely seem to be suffering with, and they reveal the other side, and it's completely different.

As in, like, this is all stripped away, and this is all, like, swollen.

And I'm like-

I can't believe how much you've been influenced by these videos.

Oh, well, I...

Is it bullshit then?

That is marketing [laughs] genius right there.

Well, how the bloody hell have they done that video? 'Cause it's-

Well, and it's, it's with a brush.

'Cause I often see ones with this sort of electrical stimulation, the impulses, like the sort of Zip Halo and the CurrentBody and, um, FaceGym, which are these tools which have micro- microcurrents in them, and you kind of run them up your face, and they'll do a before and after, and it does slim down your face.

But what I learnt about that was that it works temporarily.

So if you're doing it just before you get married, so, like, before [laughs] you walk down the aisle, you might have a more, a snatched face, but then it just fades away, so you've got to be doing it 24 hours [laughs] a day to see the results.

Well, I, I, it's, it's either-

A brush maybe could be good for-

No, it's not-

... a bit of lymphatic drainage

... it's not really here.

It's more my, it's more my eyelids.

[laughs]

Well, you can't stop brushing your eyeballs.

Well, not my eyeballs, but just, like, around...