REVIEW: It's Skin Real Real Orange Cleansing Sheets



Brand: It's Skin
Line: Real Real Orange
Make-up/Skincare Type: cleansing sheets
Origin: South Korea
Tested on Animals: Company says they do not test, nor sell in China.


REVIEW Summary:
Price:  $2 4/5
Size: 65 ml, 40 pads 4/5
Packaging: soft plastic tissue style package, sheets inside are NOT orange decorated sadly...2.5/5
Scent: very faintly like artificial orange 2/5
Color/Shade: N/A
Texture: smooth cleansing towels
Ease of use: peel open container, pick apart top sheet, use 5 /5
Effect: cleans skin 3/5
Lastability:  container will last for uses, clean effect lasts until next day
Claim: 
The verdict:
I would order this again if it wasn't so damn hard to get without inflated shipping. I like the little cleaning clothes but wish they were orange decorated!

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