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Face the wild
In a new series presented by SK-II with National Geographic, four celebrities from around the world travel to some of the most extreme and beautiful places on earth to put themselves and their skin to the test with SK-II. The series follows Chiara Ferragni, a global fashion icon, Nini, celebrated Chinese actress, Kasumi Arimura, award-winning Japanese actress and Lee Siyoung, top South Korean actress and national boxer as they subject their skin to the perils of some of the world’s toughest environments from the Yanbaru jungle in Okinawa, Japan to the Anza Borrego Desert in America. Hannah Reyes, National Geographic Explorer documents and explores diverse ecosystems, topographies and cultures with each of the four celebrities in extreme conditions such as sub-zero temperatures, harsh UV, dryness, sweltering heat and pollution.