they have an array now: a luminizing, a skin tone evenness, and a color correcting.
Well, is the clear one luminising? Does the clear one do something the colour correction one doesn't?
Oy. I have more clothes. I wanted something specific. I wanted a non-transparent white top that wasn't a button down shirt. Four stores, and no. Two of them I asked, and they agreed they didn't have it. So I ended up buying a white tank top, hoping it will address the thinness issue with my existing white top.
And somehow also acquired a silver ring, rocking statement multi-shade grey natural stone necklace, grey top with ruffles (I had a bet with myself that I couldn't wear ruffles. We'll see), and a grey-blue v-neck sweater. I think the portacath is making me self conscious, and it's coming out in v-necks and necklaces. I've worn one every day this week. Which really ends up drawing attention to and then kinda hiding the vein scar.
These requirements people are annoying. You don't assume the requirement is to meet the existing process if you don't know the existing process. Work out what you need, and then on the back end find out if the existing process meets it. It's about WHAT YOU NEED. That's what requirements are. Don't talk snippy to me because I try to drill down to that. Question mark is good enough is not good enough.
And people are giving me shit about how I've worked on this project. Bite me.