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Review: Missha's Cho Bo Yang Eye Cream


Greetings, my friends!

Bottom Line - I will not buy this eye cream again.

Missha:
According to SokoGlam.com, Missha has been a favorite among Korean women for over a decade. With a mission to create high-quality, effective products at affordable prices, many of their products have reached holy grail status for beauty lovers across the globe.

Missha's Cho Bo Yang Eye Cream:
Neither my hubby nor I liked this cream. It irritated our eyes, had a strong fragrance, and only hydrated a little bit. I was super surprised that we disliked this one so much since we liked Missha's other eye cream, Misa Geum Sul Vitalizing Eye Cream, very much. I honestly cannot recommend this to anyone as I didn't find any redeemable qualities to the eye cream except the exceptionally beautiful packaging of the product.

Stats:
This costs $35 for 30ml and can be purchased on Soko Glam's website (www.sokoglam.com). You can also purchase this on Bed, Bath, and Beyond's website.

That's it! Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help.

JessiPedia

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