Chiara Ferragni, Lee Si Young and more take on sub-zero temperatures, harsh UV rays, dryness, sweltering heat and pollution effortlessly with SK-II.
Girl power and feminism are the key words this time of the year with International Women’s Day just around the corner and if there’s anything women like Sarah Chen and Stephanie Chai taught us, it’d be that we can do anything we put our hearts to, extreme weathers and forces of nature, come what may.
Driving home that message is SK-II and National Geographic, who have collaborated to put to the test SK-II’s iconic Facial Treatment Essence and its magic in helping all women take on the world fearlessly.
In a series of short vignettes, they bring actresses Kasumi Arimura of Japan, NiNi of China, Lee Si Young of South Korea and global fashion icon Chiara Ferragni to traverse the globe and explore the world in all its beauty – and toughest environments.
The four women take on sub-zero temperatures, harsh UV rays, dryness, sweltering heat and pollution effortlessly with the help of SK-II’s signature ingredient Pitera. Here they are in a series of powerful and enigmatic shots by fashion photographers Jesper McIlroy and Kirk Cheong.
Visit SK-II’s official website here to learn more about Pitera and the Facial Treatment Essence.