Sheryll walked to the makeup counter with her five-year-old son Denny. On the way, Denny's skin was swapped with a woman only a few years older than his mother.

Denny waited while his mother looked over the products. She was looking for a new foundation and maybe a new eye shadow palette.

Denny didn't care much about what his mother was doing. Instead, he found a table with some moisturizers. He saw something called, Dr. Brandt Skincare Microdermabrasion Age Defying Exfoliator. He couldn't read all the words. He couldn't make out all the words in a Dr. Seuss book. But he knew he needed something like this. He remembered seeing this product before. It was good, but not the best. That was for normal skin, but Denny knew his skin wasn't perfectly normal, it was slightly sensitive.

Denny looked over the products, there were so many to choose from. Sheryll didn't mind as long as she could see the boy at all times.

Denny knew what he needed, he needed an exfoliator that uses lactic, glycolic, and salicylic acid. Until today, he had never even known those words existed. Now, they were imperative to his skincare routine. He looked through the products. Money wasn't an object. He barely knew what money was worth in the first place.

Denny saw VĂ?Z-1000 Hydrating Serum which had Hyaluronic Acid, and Sunday Riley's Good Genes Treatment which had Lactic Acid, and finally Miracle Skin Transformer Acne Control Tinted Treatment Lotion which has Salicylic Acid. But MURAD AHA/BHA Exfoliating Cleanser had all three.

Denny picked up the tube, it was a small tube, almost 7 ounces, and called, "Mommy, can I have this?"

"No, Honey."

"But I need it. I have to exfoliate my face."

"You need to what?"

"Exfoliate."

"Why do you need that?"

"I want to keep my face smooth."

"Your face is plenty smooth."