Four SK-II users and celebrities – Fashion influencer, Chiara Ferragni, Japanese actress, Kasumi Arimura, Chinese actress, Nini as well as South Korean’s actress and national boxer Lee Si-young, each travelled to some of the world’s most extreme environments to “put their skin to the test” using SK-II’s hero product, SK-II Facial Treatment Essence.
In a series of short vignettes, named “Face The Wild” and “Face The Camera” respectively, National Geographic Explorer Hannah Reyes films and explores diverse ecosystems with each of the four celebrities in sub-zero temperatures, harsh UV, dryness, sweltering heat and pollution.
The locations are the Anza Borrego Desert in California, Yanbaru jungle in Okinawa, Japan; the active Ijen Volcano in Indonesia; and the Changbai Mountains in North East China, which has below-zero temperatures.
“I’m actually quite surprised, because my skin looks amazing after being in such dry weather,” said Chiara in the video as she prepares for a photo shoot lensed by fashion photographer, Jesper McIlroy. She continued, “I cannot believe my skin faced the wild and survived.”
“I was worried but the photos look great, so I’m happy,” said Si-young. “My skin defeated the extreme environment of this volcano.”
SK-II Facial Treatment Essence is made up of 90% Pitera, a natural bio-ingredient containing vitamins, amino acids, and minerals. Pieta helps skin retain its natural functions, so your skin stays Crystal Clear all the time. Besides that, it also helps to lock moisture from within over time to overcome dryness, which can be caused by exposure to extreme hot and dry as well as cold and dry conditions.
For more on Face The Wild | Face The Camera Extreme Expeditions, search #FaceTheWild and #FaceTheCamera today or watch the vignettes of each star here.
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