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So, from what you and Cyparagon have said, mirroring does have some effect, but unless it is either a full first-surface mirror or a specialized wavelength pass mirror, the result isn't as good as just getting a good pair of goggles. It still sounds like there might be a middle ground where an...

That saves me the trouble then, thanks!

Obviously it wouldn't work as the only safety feature, but what about in conjunction with wavelength absorption? I ask because the two-way mirror film does indeed bounce a laser, but doesn't impair vision too badly to look through. If no one has tested, I will work up some experiments to see...