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      <description>I have to admit that I judge sheet masks by their covers (this is the case for books, too—shh, don&amp;rsquo;t tell!). I love sheet mask packages that fall into one of two categories: cute or clinical. Innisfree Peptide Sheet Mask falls into the latter group—I was intrigued by the beaker filled with grape-juice-like purple liquid, and I was inclined to believe that it would deliver scientifically proven results. As a daughter of a chemist, I&amp;rsquo;ll always be drawn to beaker imagery, if only because it never fails to remind me of my dad.</description>
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