The provided text appears to be a transcription of a conversation or a video, likely from a social media platform or a vlog, where a person is discussing various topics such as skincare, food, and daily life.
The conversation starts with a person visiting a salon, expressing concerns about their skin, and being introduced to a product called Mika Mio serum, which claims to prevent wrinkles, fine lines, and dark circles.
The conversation then shifts to a different setting, where a person is eating and discussing food, including a green bean pancake. They also mention selling noodle soup, fried food, and drinks.
The conversation then takes a turn, discussing laundry soap, and the person mentions not feeling well and being tired of cleaning clothes every day.
Later, the conversation becomes more absurd and humorous, with the person talking about a "bathroom demon" and a devil that washes their clothes.
Throughout the conversation, there are also moments of laughter, music, and applause, suggesting that the conversation is part of a larger video or live stream.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is about a product called Mika Mio serum.
2. The serum is used to prevent wrinkles, fine lines, and tighten the skin.
3. It also helps to disguise dark circles and puffiness in the eye area.
4. The serum is available for purchase on Shopee, TikTok shop, Lazada, and Tokopedia.
5. The product has been tested in a well-known laboratory in Europe and is BPOM and halal certified.
6. The serum uses a vibrator to deliver active ingredients precisely to the cells that need repair.
Note: BPOM stands for Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan, which is the Indonesian National Agency of Drug and Food Control.