A possible concise summary is:
The speaker shows and tries various Asian products that they bought in New York, such as a waist-tightening belt, a hair dye, a vanilla mask, a tooth whitener, and a pimple sticker. They comment on the packaging, the smell, the texture, and the effects of each product. They also make jokes and ask the audience to follow them on Tik Tok and YouTube. They end the video by asking for likes and subscriptions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker went to the Korean and Japanese neighborhood in New York.
2. They visited stores in the neighborhood and bought several products.
3. One of the products they bought was a waist-tightening belt, but it was actually just a piece of cloth.
4. They also bought a hair product that they thought was dry shampoo, but turned out to be hair dye.
5. The speaker used Google Translate to understand the packaging of some products.
6. They bought a lip moisturizer and tested it.
7. They also bought a product for dark circles under the eyes, which was made by a Korean brand called ERP.
8. The speaker tested a mask that smelled like pancakes and tasted like pancake sauce.
9. They bought a tooth whitening product that turned out to be an adhesive toothpaste.
10. They also bought a concealer with factor 50 sunscreen that was waterproof.
11. The speaker bought an eyebrow pencil with a brush on one end and a smudge stick on the other.
12. They bought a snack that they thought was a Contorno, but turned out to be a base.
13. The speaker bought an eyeliner that was actually a product to open up drooping eyes.
14. They bought a glue that was meant to be used on the eyelid, but it didn't work.
15. They bought a pimple ointment and a product that was meant to hide pimples, not treat them.
16. The speaker tested the pimple product and found that it helped to reduce the size of the pimple.