The video uses a relatable premise about the ineffectiveness of popular trends for specific skin types, combined with a humorous and slightly absurd interaction, which likely resonated with viewers experiencing similar skincare frustrations.
Summary
The creator expresses frustration that popular Korean skincare products did not help her acne-prone and rosacea-affected skin. She humorously reacts to the idea that she might be drunk, denying it.
Structure
1Influenced to try Korean skincare
2Realization it doesn't work for acne/rosacea
3Humorous denial of being drunk
On-screen text
When you were influenced to get Korean skincare but your skin is acne prone with rosacea so that viral Korean skincare did nothing for you 😔
Transcript
I think you're drunk. No, I'm not. Wait, what the fuck?
Original caption
Me 🤝 medical grade skincare ✨ I have no doubt Korean skincare is amazing, just not for someone like me who needs to fix skin issues first… maybe one day 🥲 #wellnessjourney #skincaretiktok