REVIEW: Missha CURRENTLY TESTS ON ANIMALS- I CANNOT RECOMMEND SUCH A BRAND- ACEROLA facial mask (Botanic Gardens) -1 star

I DO NOT RECOMMEND MISSHA PRODUCTS

Since I first started getting into Korean cosmetics, I was unsure which companies tested on animals and was going on information provided by other reviewers and bloggers that turned out to be false 99% of the time. As of January 2014, Missha DOES test on animals and I cannot recommend them or their products due to that. On their website they claim to be "against animal testing" but as we know, many companies say this, but still test. KARA Korea has a list of all Korean brands that have registered with them as a cruelty free brand. Missha is one of the brands that has refused. If you send them a question about it, they will say that they do not test and then proceed to not answer any other questions. 

Review -
Missha - Korean brand skin-care

What is a sheet mask? It's like a make-up wipe texture mask that has eye,nose, and mouth holes. No washing off, no messy applying required.




creepy... (Hollow Man??)
Packaging: Easy to open, new design graphic...
Mask Scent: light scent, not harsh chemical or alcohol scented
Mask Texture: Wet, smooth
Ease of use: Just put it on and pat

Experience: Unpleasant slight burning sensation. def not a tingle...<>_<>
Results: No change, 4 or 5 tiny breakouts appeared in the morning...
Summary & Conclusion-
I tried this one last night -my first sheet facial mask...
The instructions dictate that you apply to clean skin, leave on for 20-30 minutes, then remove and pat skin. I set my plush kitty kitchen cooking timer (one of the best things I ever got!) and went to play some Phantom Hourglass. soon after, it started to burn slightly. Not tingle. Burned. I waited the required time, took it off and patted my skin. The burning feeling went away. The next morning my skin didn't feel any softer and I had 4 or 5 tiny new breakouts. I won't be getting this again... <>_<>