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      <title>Innisfree My Real Squeeze Broccoli Sheet Mask</title>
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      <description>Innisfree is a Korean beauty brand that falls under Amorepacific, along with other companies like Etude House and Laneige. Today I&amp;rsquo;m reviewing one of the sheet masks I purchased during an impromptu trip to Innisfree&amp;rsquo;s Midtown East location in NYC. I initially picked up Innisfree My Real Squeeze Broccoli Sheet Mask because of I was amused to see a bunch of broccoli florets on the front of a skincare product. But then I realized that it made sense: Why wouldn&amp;rsquo;t this food be healthy for your skin?</description>
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