“I would like it specific to my skin type, dependent on, like, my cycle or, anything like yes. Timing between layers would be helpful.”

“Okay. I guess the my question would be was if I am doing this right, I guess it would be for me, like, just how I apply products. I'm, like, a very, like, tap, tap, tap, all over rub rub. Is that the best way to apply them? I be completely just tapping them in? Should I go, like, a certain order? I guess that would be my it doesn't frustrate me, but I guess if I wanted to know something, would be like, hey. Am I applying this right?”

“With the clear package guidance, the details I would want would just be specific amounts, and then step numbers, and also how much time to wait before applying the next step. So more specifically, the amount of how much of product I would need.”

“I think something on the back that would help clarify the steps of what to do, like, two pumps, slather on. Yeah. Something clear and easy to follow.”

“Definitely how often to use them and most definitely how much to use and then what order of the steps I should go. Instead of, like, guessing, I would like to know, like, exactly exactly the steps and then how much I should use.”

“Something printed right on the bottle and with symbols. Because, like, the thing with the card is that most people will just throw out the card. So it's better if it's just straight on the bottle because they'll be constantly reminded. They'll always look at the bottle, so the instructions will always be there.”

“What would help would be if the directions on the packaging told the order on when to use them. So if it said to use it following a different type of product, that would be helpful. And then how the package would disperse the product. So if by one press or one squeeze, it gave the perfect portion amount, that would be helpful.”

“I feel like the greatest cue would be how long to wait between steps. I know what order I should be going in, that I should be going in toner, serum, and moisturizer order, but mainly just how long is enough time between each of those steps.”

“Yeah. It would be good to have, like, a step number or an instruction to know what to use. Right now, it's just based on my own, like, testing. But if there's, like, a some sort of a manual, I would love to have that.”

“I think the step number and how much to apply would be helpful. And then saying if it's more for oily skin, combination, dry, that's always really helpful as well.”

“A quick step numbering system would be the easiest and the quickest just because I could see it right away, and just know, you know, what number in the process I'm supposed to use, which product, or what type of product if it's not from the same brand.”

“Well, I'd love something super intuitive, like clear visual cues right on the packaging. Maybe a simple guide that shows exactly how much to use or even little texture indicator so you know when it's fully absorbed and ready for the next step. So a q, a QR code, for instance, with short digital tips will be amazing too. Something that feels personal and easy, like your skincare routine is teaching you as you go.”

“Well, like, clear instructions printed on the bottle. I won't mind if the box had, like, a little scan where you can go watch the video, But for I would like to see, like, the instructions on the bottle. And if I really, really wanna go into depth, then the video.”

“Honestly, I'd love something I can glance at in the moment, like quick visual cues that pop up as I go. I'm usually multitasking in the morning, so having real time reminders while I'm applying would be ideal. So maybe something that times the gaps between steps or gives you a quick ready for the next one signal. It would just make the whole process smoother and feel a bit more personal, like the brand is right there with you.”

“I don't really need to know how much to use. I just know it intuitively. But, yes, how long to wait between steps and an order of when to apply thing. When I was first starting skincare when I was younger, It was such a big trouble because I didn't know when I should apply what. So if they just gave a clear instruction list of when you should apply and at what time, it would be great and how much time to wait, it would also be great.”

“So the the format that would make that the most useful for me is, you know, I'll have some beauty product up a little, like, woman's face, and it's like it highlights the certain areas. So it'll be like the face or whatever like this, and it's like, apply here, here. Apply there, there. So if it had that kind of, like, base, and then I could be like, oh, okay. Under eyes. Got it. On the chin. Got it. That would be super helpful. So it would be detailed, but it would be a lot through pictures, and then it'd like, oh, okay. Which I think is easier to follow.”

“Probably the numbers when you're, like, starting from which product you start and which product will be last on the line. Also, hope to get some comments there or, like, description how I should store that product. Is it can be in the room temperature, better put them in the fridge, and you will have better result afterwards. And just little information about, like, what exactly the product is doing on my skin.”

“Packaging that's clearly labeled, like, AM. Like, this is specifically for the morning and then packaging that, like, has a sun on it. So, like, it's clearly, like, labeled for, like, hey. This is what you used during the morning. Because, like, if there was packaging for, like, PM products, that product would clearly say PM, like, have a mood or something of that sort. That way it's easily labeled and easily to be told the difference. And then when and how do you use it? Clear directions on the back, like, very simple step by step instructions for simple minded people.”

“it's always helpful for me when the packaging tells me when I should be using it and, like, what order I should be using the product.”

“I love on pack or on bottle directions, especially with pictures where it's like this area first, then let it sit in this area or whatever. On pack directions, I love it. That would be awesome.”

“I mean, just looking at all my product instructions, like, use once a day, press cotton pad at top of dispenser, and pump down to saturate sweet pad across face and follow with moisturizer. These are great instructions to me. They're not super long. It's suggesting what you should use after, what you should use before. Yeah. I think these are I also like when there's a time, like, this one says massage for thirty seconds. Like, I think that's great to give give me a time and I guess a cue to, okay, you should leave this product on a little longer because normally, I wouldn't use that for thirty seconds. So I think if there is a specific time that's best for the product to work, that should be included on the packaging.”