A 13-year-old girl in Missouri is warning others about a store-bought face mask she recently used that she said made her face feel like it was on fire.
Lauren Moore and her friends often use store-bought facial masks at sleepover parties, and she said she used one that was left over during winter break, including a "Yes To" grapefruit brightening unicorn mask.
"It had caught my eye specifically because of the shiny packaging and how like kiddish it sort of looked, so I thought it might be fun to try on," Lauren told WDAF-TV.
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2 comments:
What kind of parents would allow or condone the use of a "Aging reduction" mask on a 13 year old.
What are you teaching your children that they believe they need aging control at the age of 13?
These parents are millennial idiots!
This happened to me with a “yes to” product with an under eye mask and I’m 40. It was nearly impossible for me to find contact information for the company to make a complaint. It was bad enough that I took pictures.
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