The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1038

Chapter 1038

There was no first or last in learning.

The phrase was applicable in any field and industry.

At a cosmetics company’s staff meeting, having a profound knowledge of skincare would be respected.

No matter how rich and powerful a person was, these skincare industry elites would only respect them on the surface.

They would be impressed if someone could teach them something more in their field.

The few employees in the company’s research and development department were arrogant at first.

After Sean overpowered Quint, they all sat up straight and turned serious.

“Am I right?”

Sean asked indifferently, looking at Quint.

Quint stared at Sean, not knowing what to say.

He knew what Sean said was true, of course.

At least, as far as Quint knew, Sean was right.

In the knowledge Sean had shared, there were still some things that Quint did not understand.

“After all, this isn’t my strong suit.

“You’re welcome to correct anything wrong.”

Sean withdrew his gaze and looked at the others.

The employees in the conference room were speechless.

‘This isn’t his strong suit?

“The knowledge and skin care process he mentioned were all experiences that no money can buy!”

The crowd had no idea if Sean was being modest or just bragging.

“Hmph! Forget about that. I’d like to ask you what you can do with the residual melanin.”

Quint was silent for a long time but was still a little unconvinced. He wanted to get control of the situation.

Hearing Quint’s question, the crowd looked at Sean again.

Whether Sean understood it depended on whether he could answer the question.

“Where does the residual melanin go?”

Sean picked up the coffee cup and took a sip.

“To the skin cuticles, of course.

“Residual melanin will accumulate in the cuticles on the skin’s surface.”

Quint snorted coldly, his tone proud. He knew this professional knowledge, of course.

“How can we dissolve the skin cuticle?”

Sean asked again, putting down his coffee cup.

“Acid.”

Quint answered without hesitation.

“So what do you think we should do?”